Ebook {Epub PDF} At the End of the Road by Grant Jerkins

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Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for At the End of the Road at bltadwin.ru Read honest and unbiased product reviews from our users. Grant Jerkins is the author of A Very Simple Crime, At the End of the Road, The Ninth Step, and Done In One. His most recent novel, Abnormal Man, was published by ABC Group Documentation. He lives in the Atlanta. Grant Jerkins is the author of A Very Simple Crime, which The New York Times called "An extremely nasty study in abnormal psychology." The prize-winning debut was selected by Book of the Month Club, Mystery Guild, QPB, The Literary Guild, and Doubleday Book Club; and has since been optioned for film by Oscar-nominated screenwriter Nicholas Kazan.

Read "At the End of the Road" by Grant Jerkins available from Rakuten Kobo. From the critically acclaimed author of A Very Simple Crime, a chilling story of a young boy coming to grips with genuin. At the end of the road by Grant Jerkins. Publication date Topics Secrets, Life change events, Psychological fiction, Fiction Publisher Berkley Prime Crime Collection. Grant Jerkins is the author of A Very Simple Crime, which The New York Times called "An extremely nasty study in abnormal psychology." The prize-winning debut was selected by Book of the Month Club, Mystery Guild, QPB, The Literary Guild, and Doubleday Book Club; and has since been optioned for film by Oscar-nominated screenwriter Nicholas Kazan.