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    Kill Devil Falls: A Novel of Suspense
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    Kill Devil Falls: A Novel of Suspense

    By Brian Klingborg

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    When U.S. Marshal Helen Morrissey is tasked with collecting a fugitive bank robber from a remote town in the Sierra Nevadas, she braces for a rough trip. After all, with a name like Kill Devil Falls, her destination must be a real hellhole.

    Turns out that it's worse than she imagined. Much worse. After barely surviving a white-knuckle drive in what she suspects is a sabotaged car, she's stuck in a virtual ghost town populated by a handful of oddballs and outcasts. But it's not until her prisoner turns up dead that Helen realizes she's in real trouble. There are secrets buried below the surface of Kill Devil Falls. Secrets worth killing for.

    Praise:

    "A truly scary suspense tale...Klingborg is sure to hold your attention with the deliciously creepy Kill Devil Falls."—Mystery Scene

    "A rocky ride! I loved it!"—Suspense Magazine

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLlewellyn Worldwide
    Release dateApr 8, 2017
    ISBN9780738752334
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    Kill Devil Falls: A Novel of Suspense
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    Brian Klingborg

    BRIAN KLINGBORG has both a B.A. (University of California, Davis) and an M.A. (Harvard) in East Asian Studies and spent years living and working in Asia. He currently works in early childhood educational publishing and lives in New York City. Klingborg is also the author of Kill Devil Falls.

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