Origin of Haloes

Fiction & Literature, Coming of Age, Family Life
Cover of the book Origin of Haloes by Kristen den Hartog, MacAdam/Cage Publishing
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Author: Kristen den Hartog ISBN: 9781596928367
Publisher: MacAdam/Cage Publishing Publication: December 15, 2009
Imprint: MP Publishing Language: English
Author: Kristen den Hartog
ISBN: 9781596928367
Publisher: MacAdam/Cage Publishing
Publication: December 15, 2009
Imprint: MP Publishing
Language: English
Origin of Haloes' is the story of two families connected by an illicit affair and a lie that has dire consequences. When aspiring gymnast Kay Clancy finds herself pregnant at sixteen, she marries her high school sweetheart, Joe LeBlanc, admitting to him hes not the babys father, but lying about who is. Years later, when Joe vanishes, Kay fears he has discovered the truth about her past, and worse — that its linked to a death she could have prevented. In a tangle of guilt and deceit, Kay pushes on without Joe, but remains haunted by his image. Born weeks after Joes disappearance, the couples third child, Margar, grows into a mischievous girl determined to find her father. Time and again Margars search for Joe takes her across town, to a once-pristine house whose grounds have grown wild as a jungle. High school gymnastics coach Russell Halliwell lives there with his manic but fragile wife, Marie, and their son, Eddie, a troubled boy who hears and sees more than children should and whose secret, disturbing actions will reverberate well into his adulthood.
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Origin of Haloes' is the story of two families connected by an illicit affair and a lie that has dire consequences. When aspiring gymnast Kay Clancy finds herself pregnant at sixteen, she marries her high school sweetheart, Joe LeBlanc, admitting to him hes not the babys father, but lying about who is. Years later, when Joe vanishes, Kay fears he has discovered the truth about her past, and worse — that its linked to a death she could have prevented. In a tangle of guilt and deceit, Kay pushes on without Joe, but remains haunted by his image. Born weeks after Joes disappearance, the couples third child, Margar, grows into a mischievous girl determined to find her father. Time and again Margars search for Joe takes her across town, to a once-pristine house whose grounds have grown wild as a jungle. High school gymnastics coach Russell Halliwell lives there with his manic but fragile wife, Marie, and their son, Eddie, a troubled boy who hears and sees more than children should and whose secret, disturbing actions will reverberate well into his adulthood.

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