| Descript |
312 pages ; 24 cm |
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Includes reading group questions |
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"The summer burns with secrets"--Cover |
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It is too hot to sleep. To work. To be questioned time and again by the police. At the beginning of a stifling, sultry summer, everything shifts irrevocably when Lily doesn't come home one afternoon. Rachel is Lily's teacher. Her daughter Mia is Lily's best friend. The girls are fifteen, almost women, still children. As Rachel becomes increasingly fixated on Lily's absence, she finds herself breaking fragile trusts and confronting impossible choices she never thought she'd face. It wasn't supposed to happen like this. Intoxicating and compulsive, Heatstroke is a darkly gripping, thought-provoking novel of crossed boundaries, power and betrayal, that plays with expectations at every turn |
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Missing children.
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Mothers and daughters.
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Secrecy.
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Summer.
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Teachers.
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Fiction.
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Psychological fiction.
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Romaner
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| Classmark |
823.92
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| ISBN/ISSN |
9781472265609 (hardback) |
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1472265602 (hardback) |
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