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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - What does a small town miss when it's watching the wrong thing In the autumn of 1957, Chillicothe, Illinois is riding high. The Grey Ghosts are undefeated, Friday nights belong to Cutright Field, and Second Street is alive with the kind of energy that only a winning season can bring. But while the town's eyes are on the scoreboard, something else is moving quietly beneath its streets.When a carnival arrives at exactly the right moment and a new face settles into town with an ease that doesn't quite fit, Fire Chief Gail 'Mike' Myers begins to notice what others have already walked past. Small things. A mark on a curb. A truck parked where it shouldn't be. A question nobody has thought to ask yet.Ron Taylor sees it too. The Grey Ghosts' senior quarterback has spent the season reading defenses. Now he's reading something else entirely. A pattern that connects the carnival to the town, the town to its history, and its history to something no one in Chillicothe is ready to find.In a town this small, the best hiding place is right in the open.Set against the backdrop of a perfect small-town football season, Autumn on the Edge is a slow-burning mystery of historical fiction that moves on two tracks at once. One measured in touchdowns, the other in secrets. With a cast of sharply drawn characters and a town that feels every bit as alive as the people walking its streets, this is a story about what a community misses when it's looking the other way.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. What does a small town miss when it's watching the wrong thing?In the autumn of 1957, Chillicothe, Illinois is riding high. The Grey Ghosts are undefeated, Friday nights belong to Cutright Field, and Second Street is alive with the kind of energy that only a winning season can bring. But while the town's eyes are on the scoreboard, something else is moving quietly beneath its streets.When a carnival arrives at exactly the right moment and a new face settles into town with an ease that doesn't quite fit, Fire Chief Gail "Mike" Myers begins to notice what others have already walked past. Small things. A mark on a curb. A truck parked where it shouldn't be. A question nobody has thought to ask yet.Ron Taylor sees it too. The Grey Ghosts' senior quarterback has spent the season reading defenses. Now he's reading something else entirely. A pattern that connects the carnival to the town, the town to its history, and its history to something no one in Chillicothe is ready to find.In a town this small, the best hiding place is right in the open.Set against the backdrop of a perfect small-town football season, Autumn on the Edge is a slow-burning mystery of historical fiction that moves on two tracks at once. One measured in touchdowns, the other in secrets. With a cast of sharply drawn characters and a town that feels every bit as alive as the people walking its streets, this is a story about what a community misses when it's looking the other way. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. What does a small town miss when it's watching the wrong thing?In the autumn of 1957, Chillicothe, Illinois is riding high. The Grey Ghosts are undefeated, Friday nights belong to Cutright Field, and Second Street is alive with the kind of energy that only a winning season can bring. But while the town's eyes are on the scoreboard, something else is moving quietly beneath its streets.When a carnival arrives at exactly the right moment and a new face settles into town with an ease that doesn't quite fit, Fire Chief Gail "Mike" Myers begins to notice what others have already walked past. Small things. A mark on a curb. A truck parked where it shouldn't be. A question nobody has thought to ask yet.Ron Taylor sees it too. The Grey Ghosts' senior quarterback has spent the season reading defenses. Now he's reading something else entirely. A pattern that connects the carnival to the town, the town to its history, and its history to something no one in Chillicothe is ready to find.In a town this small, the best hiding place is right in the open.Set against the backdrop of a perfect small-town football season, Autumn on the Edge is a slow-burning mystery of historical fiction that moves on two tracks at once. One measured in touchdowns, the other in secrets. With a cast of sharply drawn characters and a town that feels every bit as alive as the people walking its streets, this is a story about what a community misses when it's looking the other way. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. In a town where everyone knows your name, the quietest secrets are the most dangerous.Chillicothe, Illinois, 1952. On the surface, Second Street hums with everyday life-bakery doors opening at dawn, library lamps glowing at dusk, and familiar faces moving through routines polished by decades. But when an unsigned supply slip slips out of an old city directory, librarian Regina Armitage senses something is wrong.What begins as a small inconsistency-a lock where there shouldn't be one, a delivery made through a back door-unravels into a web of quiet permissions, missing signatures, and power exercised without accountability. As Regina follows the paper trail through shops, city offices, and shadowed alleys, she discovers that influence in Chillicothe doesn't always come with a title-and that the past still holds keys some people never returned.Set against the richly detailed backdrop of a Midwestern town in the early 1950s, Whispers in a Ghost Town is a subtle, atmospheric mystery where observation matters more than force, and courage looks like asking the question no one wants to hear.With a sharp eye for period detail, memorable characters, and a slow-building sense of unease, this novel is perfect for readers who love: Historical mysteries with a strong sense of placeAmateur sleuths driven by curiosity and conscienceSmall-town secrets and political intrigueQuiet suspense that lingers long after the final pageSome towns forget their past.Others bury it-carefully locked, and hidden in plain sight. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - In a town where everyone knows your name, the quietest secrets are the most dangerous.Chillicothe, Illinois, 1952. On the surface, Second Street hums with everyday life-bakery doors opening at dawn, library lamps glowing at dusk, and familiar faces moving through routines polished by decades. But when an unsigned supply slip slips out of an old city directory, librarian Regina Armitage senses something is wrong.What begins as a small inconsistency-a lock where there shouldn't be one, a delivery made through a back door-unravels into a web of quiet permissions, missing signatures, and power exercised without accountability. As Regina follows the paper trail through shops, city offices, and shadowed alleys, she discovers that influence in Chillicothe doesn't always come with a title-and that the past still holds keys some people never returned.Set against the richly detailed backdrop of a Midwestern town in the early 1950s, Whispers in a Ghost Town is a subtle, atmospheric mystery where observation matters more than force, and courage looks like asking the question no one wants to hear.With a sharp eye for period detail, memorable characters, and a slow-building sense of unease, this novel is perfect for readers who love:Historical mysteries with a strong sense of placeAmateur sleuths driven by curiosity and conscienceSmall-town secrets and political intrigueQuiet suspense that lingers long after the final pageSome towns forget their past.Others bury it-carefully locked, and hidden in plain sight.…

Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. In a town where everyone knows your name, the quietest secrets are the most dangerous.Chillicothe, Illinois, 1952. On the surface, Second Street hums with everyday life-bakery doors opening at dawn, library lamps glowing at dusk, and familiar faces moving through routines polished by decades. But when an unsigned supply slip slips out of an old city directory, librarian Regina Armitage senses something is wrong.What begins as a small inconsistency-a lock where there shouldn't be one, a delivery made through a back door-unravels into a web of quiet permissions, missing signatures, and power exercised without accountability. As Regina follows the paper trail through shops, city offices, and shadowed alleys, she discovers that influence in Chillicothe doesn't always come with a title-and that the past still holds keys some people never returned.Set against the richly detailed backdrop of a Midwestern town in the early 1950s, Whispers in a Ghost Town is a subtle, atmospheric mystery where observation matters more than force, and courage looks like asking the question no one wants to hear.With a sharp eye for period detail, memorable characters, and a slow-building sense of unease, this novel is perfect for readers who love: Historical mysteries with a strong sense of placeAmateur sleuths driven by curiosity and conscienceSmall-town secrets and political intrigueQuiet suspense that lingers long after the final pageSome towns forget their past.Others bury it-carefully locked, and hidden in plain sight. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Buch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - In a town where everyone knows your name, the quietest secrets are the most dangerous.Chillicothe, Illinois, 1952. On the surface, Second Street hums with everyday life-bakery doors opening at dawn, library lamps glowing at dusk, and familiar faces moving through routines polished by decades. But when an unsigned supply slip slips out of an old city directory, librarian Regina Armitage senses something is wrong.What begins as a small inconsistency-a lock where there shouldn't be one, a delivery made through a back door-unravels into a web of quiet permissions, missing signatures, and power exercised without accountability. As Regina follows the paper trail through shops, city offices, and shadowed alleys, she discovers that influence in Chillicothe doesn't always come with a title-and that the past still holds keys some people never returned.Set against the richly detailed backdrop of a Midwestern town in the early 1950s, Whispers in a Ghost Town is a subtle, atmospheric mystery where observation matters more than force, and courage looks like asking the question no one wants to hear.With a sharp eye for period detail, memorable characters, and a slow-building sense of unease, this novel is perfect for readers who love:Historical mysteries with a strong sense of placeAmateur sleuths driven by curiosity and conscienceSmall-town secrets and political intrigueQuiet suspense that lingers long after the final pageSome towns forget their past.Others bury it-carefully locked, and hidden in plain sight.…