North Point

by Charles K. Carpenter


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Softcover
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Book Details

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Publication Date : 23/02/2006

Format : Softcover
Dimensions : 6x9
Page Count : 209
ISBN : 9781599263694

About the Book

Life in the sleepy little town of North Point has changed dramatically almost over night. Where once the major crimes committed were ditching school, chicken stealing, and a fight or two down at the local bar and grille, murder, rape, and kidnapping have taken their place. And even that is not the worst of the town’s problems. Mother Nature is about to render her own rendition of utter chaos. While Sheriff Mc Cellen and his deputy Jim Henery can’t do much against nature’s attempt to destroy them and the town, they can and do fight back against the human element. Trouble is, not everyone in the town is, strickly speaking, a human. Charles K. Carpenter has written several novels which have delighted us, alarmed us, and caused us to think outside our usual line of thought. Giving us such Comic Crime novels as The Turn Tail Woodpecker and The Gold Medallion, he has made us smile. Giving us Equanimity Hall, The Road Stalker, The Red Convertible, and The Scribe, he has frightened us. Giving us North Point, he has tugged at our heartstrings and made us realize there is more going on in life than we ever suspected. Charles and his family live in the rural west where dusty trails beckon, green fields abound, and planes, trains, and big trucks still rule the air, roads, and rails.


About the Author

Author Bio Charles K. Carpenter has given us such Comic Crime novels as Turn Tail Woodpecker and The Gold Medallion to make us laugh. Three Police Crime novels ( The Road Stalker, The Scribe, and The Red Convertible) to satisfy our need for justice and paybacks. North Point, to freshen our sense of wonder. And now, Equanimity Hall to give us a secret peek at the life behind the walls of a major mental facility. Charles and his family live in the West, where days are usually hot and dusty, nights cool or freezing, and winters which can be treacherous.