Among the Jimson Weeds

Running Nowhere, #1

Fiction & Literature, Coming of Age, Family Life, Science Fiction & Fantasy, Horror
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Author: Paul Keene ISBN: 9781386900085
Publisher: Paul Keene Publication: January 11, 2017
Imprint: Language: English
Author: Paul Keene
ISBN: 9781386900085
Publisher: Paul Keene
Publication: January 11, 2017
Imprint:
Language: English

Thirteen-year-old Conor Kelman loves Wylina. Next on the list is Sport, an Australian Shepherd mix.

But things are taken away.

Moved around the country like a bag of groceries, he faces heartbreak in a new town with nothing to ease the pain but a pawnshop guitar and the ghost that comes with it.

Coming of age in the 50s—a time when little is known about ADHD, Conor is in a constant state of awkward discomfort. Inwardly, he hangs from a cliff by his fingertips.

His mother relies on God, and his father uses the belt to raise the kid that is different from the others. Despite those who swear he's a spitting image of this dad, Conor entertains thoughts that they aren't his real parents.

It's easy to list those he can't trust. Wylina and Carlos, a kid he's never met, heads the list. Parents and teachers come next. Friends who aren't true friends follow. Perfect brother, Franky is written in pencil because it's moved a lot.

Bk-1 Running Nowhere Series

Coming of age, Dysfunctional family, ADHD, Young love, Ghost, Music, Hank Williams

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Thirteen-year-old Conor Kelman loves Wylina. Next on the list is Sport, an Australian Shepherd mix.

But things are taken away.

Moved around the country like a bag of groceries, he faces heartbreak in a new town with nothing to ease the pain but a pawnshop guitar and the ghost that comes with it.

Coming of age in the 50s—a time when little is known about ADHD, Conor is in a constant state of awkward discomfort. Inwardly, he hangs from a cliff by his fingertips.

His mother relies on God, and his father uses the belt to raise the kid that is different from the others. Despite those who swear he's a spitting image of this dad, Conor entertains thoughts that they aren't his real parents.

It's easy to list those he can't trust. Wylina and Carlos, a kid he's never met, heads the list. Parents and teachers come next. Friends who aren't true friends follow. Perfect brother, Franky is written in pencil because it's moved a lot.

Bk-1 Running Nowhere Series

Coming of age, Dysfunctional family, ADHD, Young love, Ghost, Music, Hank Williams

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