About the book
Someone is stealing children in Orange County, California. Little girls have gone missing and are found later, dazed and wearing clothes not their own. The kidnapper, The Horridus - a Latin name for snakes - must be caught, and policeman Terry Naughton, has to find him before he starts to kill.
Journal & Events
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Bookseller Recommendations: Brighton Bookseller...
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We're back with more bookseller recommendations! Today, Brighton bookseller, Ellen, takes us through some of her favourite recent reads, and some new and upcoming releases she is looking forward to! ...
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The October Must-Reads: Bookseller Top Picks
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An Interview with David Wragg
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