| Author: | Craig Hansen | ISBN: | 9781502276025 |
| Publisher: | Craig Hansen | Publication: | September 3, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Craig Hansen |
| ISBN: | 9781502276025 |
| Publisher: | Craig Hansen |
| Publication: | September 3, 2014 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Single and alone in a small Oregon town, Jim takes special notice when an attractive woman close to his own age moves in next door. At first distant and aloof, Rose starts to rely on him to feel safe when her ex begins stalking her.
Yet their bond grows much closer than he expected, far sooner than he anticipated. As events grow creepier and harder to explain, Jim begins to wonder if there's more to his neighbor than just another Nice Girl Like You.
Nice Girl Like You is a short thriller of about 7,000 words in length, or roughly 20 pages.
Early Praise for Nice Girl Like You:
"Hansen's likable characters, dead-on dialogue, and elegant prose lull the reader into a false sense of happiness that makes it even more powerful when he rips that comfort away and sends you spiraling along with his main character toward the end of this horrific tale. Highly recommended."
—Michael W. Layne, Author of Whittier and Under Vegas
Single and alone in a small Oregon town, Jim takes special notice when an attractive woman close to his own age moves in next door. At first distant and aloof, Rose starts to rely on him to feel safe when her ex begins stalking her.
Yet their bond grows much closer than he expected, far sooner than he anticipated. As events grow creepier and harder to explain, Jim begins to wonder if there's more to his neighbor than just another Nice Girl Like You.
Nice Girl Like You is a short thriller of about 7,000 words in length, or roughly 20 pages.
Early Praise for Nice Girl Like You:
"Hansen's likable characters, dead-on dialogue, and elegant prose lull the reader into a false sense of happiness that makes it even more powerful when he rips that comfort away and sends you spiraling along with his main character toward the end of this horrific tale. Highly recommended."
—Michael W. Layne, Author of Whittier and Under Vegas
