Swimmer (HB)

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  • Swimmer (HB) Book Detail

  • Author : Brett Reetz
  • Release Date : 2020-08-04
  • Publisher : Dorrance Publishing
  • Genre : Fiction
  • Pages : 540
  • ISBN 13 : 1648041027
  • File Size : 3,3 MB
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Swimmer (HB) by Brett Reetz PDF Summary

Book Description: Swimmer By: Brett Reetz A Door County (WI) native and washed-up Chicago Detective, Lloyd Jornt decided it might be best to return to the Peninsula to drink the remainder of his failed life away. Unfortunately, a series of bizarre watery deaths interrupt Lloyd’s destructive binge when his step-brother, the Sheriff, enlists his help to stop the killings. In Lloyd’s quest for answers, he meets a twelve-year-old Todd Grafton- a deaf boy who spends his evenings with his telescope studying the night sky over Green Bay. When, one night, Todd spots someone he thinks is a super hero, he decides that he wants to be a night swimmer, too. Together, Lloyd and Todd discover that pristine Chamber’s Island may be the home to an ancient evil: the Swimming Man.

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