| Author: | R.G. Manse | ISBN: | 9781910641019 |
| Publisher: | Wolf Ears Media | Publication: | November 4, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | R.G. Manse |
| ISBN: | 9781910641019 |
| Publisher: | Wolf Ears Media |
| Publication: | November 4, 2014 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
He lurks behind the counter in a run-down Edinburgh cafe… and he’s the last person they want Rosy to meet.
Say hello to Frank. Say hello to a darkly fun mystery with no sleuths, no detectives and (almost) no dead bodies.
Rosy Friendship’s boyfriend has just revealed his inner stalker. It’s not a plus point. Rosy flees her student pals and heads for home where she thinks she’ll be safe.
Oops.
Frank Friendship is Rosy’s biological dad, a man nobody has allowed her to see, a man so monstrous, his own mother has snipped his face from all the family photos. By running from her boyfriend, Rosy has set herself on a twisting but sure path to Frank’s gloomy cafe and a heart-stopping encounter.
Nothing has prepared Rosy for Frank, for the unfathomable urge to help the man, or for a terrible truth. There’s something ungodly in her grandmother’s old biscuit tin and Rosy is about to discover that everybody in her family—even Snuggy the sausage dog—hides beastly secrets. But by then Rosy will be hiding secrets of her own.
This book begins the outrageous Frank Friendship series. Visit rgmanse.com to find out more.
He lurks behind the counter in a run-down Edinburgh cafe… and he’s the last person they want Rosy to meet.
Say hello to Frank. Say hello to a darkly fun mystery with no sleuths, no detectives and (almost) no dead bodies.
Rosy Friendship’s boyfriend has just revealed his inner stalker. It’s not a plus point. Rosy flees her student pals and heads for home where she thinks she’ll be safe.
Oops.
Frank Friendship is Rosy’s biological dad, a man nobody has allowed her to see, a man so monstrous, his own mother has snipped his face from all the family photos. By running from her boyfriend, Rosy has set herself on a twisting but sure path to Frank’s gloomy cafe and a heart-stopping encounter.
Nothing has prepared Rosy for Frank, for the unfathomable urge to help the man, or for a terrible truth. There’s something ungodly in her grandmother’s old biscuit tin and Rosy is about to discover that everybody in her family—even Snuggy the sausage dog—hides beastly secrets. But by then Rosy will be hiding secrets of her own.
This book begins the outrageous Frank Friendship series. Visit rgmanse.com to find out more.
