Last Seen Leaving
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Kevagne Kalisch
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Kelly Braffet
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Twenty-something drifter Miranda crashes her car late at night on a lonely highway and is picked up by a passing stranger who soon reveals himself to be more sinister than at first glance. No one knows Miranda is missing: her father died in a plane crash over Central America and her estranged mother, Anne, sought comfort in a New Age lifestyle in the Arizona desert.
When Anne reaches out to her daughter, no one has heard from Miranda for two months. All signs seem to point to Miranda's death, but she's actually living under an assumed name in a Virginia beach town and may not want to be found. Maybe George, her highway rescuer, means nothing by his unexpected appearances and is unconnected to rumours of a serial killer stalking young women. Maybe her mother will find her in time. Maybe not.
Last Seen Leaving explores the often ambiguous nature of danger and the dark secrets we keep in order to protect those we love.
Public Domain (P)2007 Bolinda Publishing Pty Ltd
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After crashing her car on a lonely stretch of road, 20-something Miranda decides to reinvent herself. With one parent long presumed dead and the other swallowed up by a New Age lifestyle, Miranda figures no one will miss her. But her mother sets out to find her, and in the process relives the mysterious death of her husband many years ago. Meanwhile, Miranda's new life in a Virginia beach town may not be as placid as it seems, and a serial killer is stalking the area. Performer Kevagne Kalisch's matter-of-fact, androgynous voice is a perfect fit for this dark, stylish, and engrossing literary thriller.
