The Penpal
From early 1900s Russia to modern day New York City, The Penpal is a mystery thriller that connects several generations of Russian families. Revenge is carried out in a series of mysterious events that culminate in a paranormal experience for the main characters. The story pulls the reader in right from beginning, due to its broad references to Russian history and the main characters' connection to Russia that weave a web of intrigue and generational liaisons.
About the Author: Paula Shepards is a retired English teacher of American and British literature. She grew up in New York City and lived in Italy for thirteen years before returning to the U.S. to Honolulu, Hawaii, and from there to Virginia, where she currently resides. She wrote another book, As Long As You Believe, for young adults, and created a charity of the same name for children with AIDS, homeless and abandoned children, and children at risk. She expects her third book, The Phoenix, to be published soon.
252 pages, 2 editions
English edition · First published 2014 by Strategic Book Publishing Rights Agency · ISBN 9781628576504
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English
- The Penpal · Strategic Book Publishing Rights Agency · 2014 · ISBN 9781628576504 This page
- The Penpal · Strategic Book Publishing & Rights Agency · 2015 · ISBN 9781631358104
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