Rockaway: The third book in the chillingly plausible Ro. Paperback

£14.99

Rockaway: The third book in the chillingly plausible Ro. Paperback

Name: Rockaway: The third book in the chillingly plausible Ro. Paperback
Brand: Broadhursts Books
SKU: 411n
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Dive into the gripping narrative of "Rockaway: The third book in the chillingly plausible Rockstar E" by John Van der Kiste. Published by Resista Press in 2022, this paperback edition extends an invitation to immerse oneself in a tale that promises to captivate with every turn of the page. With 374 pages, the novel offers a substantial journey through its well-crafted storyline, enhanced by the physical dimensions of 20.3 x 12.7 x 2.1 centimetres and a weight of 526 grammes, making it a substantial yet comfortable read. The text is presented in clear English, ensuring accessibility to a broad audience. Whether you're a long-standing fan of the author's work or new to his compelling narratives, "Rockaway" stands ready to deliver an engaging experience, fulfilling the expectations of readers who appreciate a chillingly plausible rockstar-themed story.

ISBN: 9781913417062

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