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- Author: Shannon Esposito
- Publisher: Misterio Press
- ISBN-10: 0997467460
- ISBN-13: 9780997467468
- Format: 12.7 x 20.3 x 2 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English
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"I just finished the most compelling book I've ever read! The Burning is so amazing, riveting, spellbinding engrossing novel that every woman should read & take to heart!!" -Bonnie O. (reviewer)
Alice Leininger seems to have the perfect life. She's happily married, has two beautiful children, a close knit group of friends, and a cause she cares deeply about. But beneath the surface, her world of safety and comfort is unraveling. The periods of lost time she's kept secret--even from her husband--are happening more frequently. She certainly doesn't remember leaving her Sarasota home at three-thirty in the morning to burn someone alive. Now she sits in a Florida state mental institution, awaiting judgement on whether she's fit to stand trial on charges of murder and arson. While a psychologist works to help Alice face her past, her future depends on the answer to one question: How far did she go for justice?
*This book is recommended for mature audiences. While there are no scenes of graphic or explicit violence, it does touch on themes of trafficking and assault.
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- Author: Shannon Esposito
- Publisher: Misterio Press
- ISBN-10: 0997467460
- ISBN-13: 9780997467468
- Format: 12.7 x 20.3 x 2 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English English
"I just finished the most compelling book I've ever read! The Burning is so amazing, riveting, spellbinding engrossing novel that every woman should read & take to heart!!" -Bonnie O. (reviewer)
Alice Leininger seems to have the perfect life. She's happily married, has two beautiful children, a close knit group of friends, and a cause she cares deeply about. But beneath the surface, her world of safety and comfort is unraveling. The periods of lost time she's kept secret--even from her husband--are happening more frequently. She certainly doesn't remember leaving her Sarasota home at three-thirty in the morning to burn someone alive. Now she sits in a Florida state mental institution, awaiting judgement on whether she's fit to stand trial on charges of murder and arson. While a psychologist works to help Alice face her past, her future depends on the answer to one question: How far did she go for justice?
*This book is recommended for mature audiences. While there are no scenes of graphic or explicit violence, it does touch on themes of trafficking and assault.
Reviews