The Devil's Mixtape - MARY. BORSELLINO
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"It's pretty dark, but damn, it's really f***ing good." -- Erin Kyan, Love and Luck Podcast In 1999, Ella was one of three students who arrived at her Denver school with a cache of weapons and a plan to use them. Years later, she sifts through accounts of other violent young women, writing letters to a little sister who had to grow up in the aftermath of that day.In 1952, Sally was a runaway, hitch-hiking a ... Full description
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"It's pretty dark, but damn, it's really f***ing good." -- Erin Kyan, Love and Luck Podcast
In 1999, Ella was one of three students who arrived at her Denver school with a cache of weapons and a plan to use them. Years later, she sifts through accounts of other violent young women, writing letters to a little sister who had to grow up in the aftermath of that day.
In 1952, Sally was a runaway, hitch-hiking around Australia with a strange, secretive girl named Amy. Each outcasts in their own way, the pair navigate a landscape scarred by old memories and tragedies, searching for a place that will feel like safety and home.
And in 2011, Charlotte was a music journalist on tour with a band, listening to their stories of loss and hope. Though they are in very different times and places, the three are linked by a web of legacies and second chances.
Demons, fallen soldiers, hunters, rock & roll stars, and high-school heartbreaks are all thrown together. The result could never be anything but the Devil's mixtape.
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| Author | MARY. BORSELLINO |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Amazon Digital Services LLC - Kdp |
| Release year | 2022 |
| Cover type | Softcover |
| EAN | 9798438064299 |