AAAARGH!!!
Bill Myers
TJ Finkelstein wants to fit in at Malibu Junior High, but actions of Tuna and Herby, twenty-third century observers stuck in the present, bring her to the attention of popular Hesper, and that could jeopardize TJ's future.
Read Time: ~6.8 hr
County line
by Bill Cameron (2011)
About this book
When the steadfast Ruby Jane Whittaker drops out of sight, dogged ex-cop Skin Kadash sets out to discover what drove the woman he loves to leave her life behind so suddenly and without explanation. The discovery of a dead man in her apartment followed by an attack from a mysterious stalker leads Skin first to California, then across the country on a desperate journey deep into Ruby Jane's haunted past, and toward an explosive confrontation which will determine if either has a future.
Setting / LocationCalifornia
Story EraContemporary / Future
Protagonist / CoreCounty line Lead Character
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