Here’s a cool follow-up concerning yesterday’s Kindle Nation Daily sponsorship by Douglas Glenn Clark, author of The Lake That Stole Children
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From yesterday’s post:
In keeping with today’s theme, our sponsoring title
by Douglas Glenn Clark
Just $2.99 in the Kindle Store – Text-to-Speech: Enabled
blends the magic of Disney’s Pinocchio
with the magnificent quest of Hemingway’s The Old Man and the Sea
. It begins with a boy’s deep yearning and leads to a grown man’s startling discovery. The story begins with a town troubled by a big secret. Children have been disappearing and no one knows why. A fisherman, who lives with his family on the outskirts of town, cared nothing about the town’s troubles – until he too lost a son. Following a dangerous search on a nearby lake, the fisherman believes he knows where the children may be and vows to save them. When the town refuses to help in his quest, the fisherman realizes that to save his son he must face one seemingly insurmountable obstacle – himself.
