Ring of Years: A novel

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About Ring of Years: A novel

"Fast-paced and overflowing with twists . . . 'Ring of Years' moves along at a frenetic pace, with the story taking place over a few action-packed days, and with a litany of characters that move in and out of the plot." - Pittsburgh Post-Gazette"An intriguing thriller... a powerful work of imagination that grips you from the beginning and holds you through a surprising and compelling narrative which reads with all the suspense of a Hollywood movie." - Carl Kurlander, screenwriter (St. Elmo's Fire)Natalie Krill is driven by many things, but first among them is justice.As a child, Natalie was one of a few survivors of a standoff between federal agents and a cult who abducted her. As an adult, she struggles to cope with the memories of that fateful night and put her past behind her – until the story of a missing girl starts her on a journey into her own past. In her quest to save the girl, Natalie will find herself trying to convince the authorities and investigative press that there’s more to the girl’s story. To do so, she will have to make connections others either can’t or aren’t willing to – and confront both a past she would sooner forget and a man she would sooner leave to rot in memory and in prison. But time is running out. Because the cult is back. And Natalie must act quickly if she wants to save the missing girl from a dark, wet death.###Publishers note: many of the books Exciting Press publishes have been converted into ebooks from print or print-like sources. While technology has advanced such that grabbing from that source has become more simple, remnants of print artifacts and the conversion process can still remain. You might see this in commas intended to be periods, for example, or a misplaced letter that only resembles the one intended. If you catch any of these errors, send a note to Exciting Press; in addition to thanking you, we'll send you an updated, corrected version of the book you have and another from our catalog, free of charge.

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