A naked selfie. It starts with that. Hector Cantrell sends a seventeen-year old kid to troll middle school in East L.A. The kid, improbably named Addison, makes for fine bait. Seedily handsome, starter mustache, pop-star cheekbones, dirty blond hair flipped just so. He wears a hoodie and rides a skateboard, the better to look like he's fifteen.
The Nowhere Man by Gregg Hurwitz
(Evan Smoak #2)
He gives her a phone number: 1-800-2-NOWHERE. A magical, fix-it line.
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I'm excited about this one! My husband and I listened to the first book in the series while driving on vacation this last summer. Had fun with it. Can't wait for #2.
Sounds chilling. The opening makes me want to know why Cantrell sent a kid to "troll" a middle school. I'd keep reading to find out what's going on.
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I don't think this sounds like a fun read — it sounds very dark and full of foreboding. I don't think I'd like it but I hope you enjoy it. Here's my link: http://wp.me/p4DMf0-1pK
This one sounds so intriguing! Thanks for sharing...and I'll be watching for your thoughts.
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My mom hackles are raised if the kid is trying to get a naked selfie of a middle schooler. Hope it's a good one though. Here's Mine
The opening sounds a bit sinister. I'd keep reading. Girl Who Reads
Hmm, sounds interesting. Happy Tuesday- hope you had a wonderful Christmas! :)
Not sure about this one - but it is certainly a subject that deserves to be aired as widely as possible in books as well as on social media:). Hope you enjoy reading it.
I never read anything by this author, but this sounds like a really good book.
This sounds like a page turner. Enjoy!
The intro did not make me want to read more unfortunately.
Hope your New Year in wonderful Nise.
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