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- Author: Karl Bjorn Erickson
- Publisher: Light Switch Press
- Year: 2014
- Pages: 145
- ISBN-10: 1939828058
- ISBN-13: 9781939828057
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 0.8 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English
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Seattle Police Homicide Detective David Lightholler finds himself on a case unlike any he's faced before. In the midst of working the darkest double homicide of his career, he unearths violent secrets of his family's past that promise to haunt him for many years unless he can bring redemption and meaning out of the evil of the past-and present.Karl Erickson has called Salem home since 1996. He lives on the south side with his wife, two children, and an ever-growing Newfoundland puppy named Chester. While he's been state employee for nearly two decades, he identifies himself primarily in the role of an author and essayist. He's the writer of two lighthearted children's books: Toupee Mice and Tristan's Travels. Both are published by Rafka Press. His wife, Kimberly Erickson is their wonderful illustrator. Besides writing fiction, his articles have appeared in a wide variety of publications--from America, The National Catholic Weekly and Seattle Pacific University's Response to a guest opinion writer for both the Portland Tribune and Statesman Journal.Foreword by: Neil Low
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- Author: Karl Bjorn Erickson
- Publisher: Light Switch Press
- Year: 2014
- Pages: 145
- ISBN-10: 1939828058
- ISBN-13: 9781939828057
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 0.8 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English English
Seattle Police Homicide Detective David Lightholler finds himself on a case unlike any he's faced before. In the midst of working the darkest double homicide of his career, he unearths violent secrets of his family's past that promise to haunt him for many years unless he can bring redemption and meaning out of the evil of the past-and present.Karl Erickson has called Salem home since 1996. He lives on the south side with his wife, two children, and an ever-growing Newfoundland puppy named Chester. While he's been state employee for nearly two decades, he identifies himself primarily in the role of an author and essayist. He's the writer of two lighthearted children's books: Toupee Mice and Tristan's Travels. Both are published by Rafka Press. His wife, Kimberly Erickson is their wonderful illustrator. Besides writing fiction, his articles have appeared in a wide variety of publications--from America, The National Catholic Weekly and Seattle Pacific University's Response to a guest opinion writer for both the Portland Tribune and Statesman Journal.Foreword by: Neil Low
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