Friendship under pressure
Pete’s friendships with Rootie and Mooshy are described as central support after his father’s death and potentially important to his survival.
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James Stevenson - Author
James Stevenson - Author
A suspenseful story about bereavement, friendship and pursuit, where Pete’s relationships may offer practical support while he tries to uncover why he is being targeted.
Sequel to "The Bones on the Cliff" Friendship can't solve all problems. It certainly can't bring back Pete's father, who's been killed despite the efforts of the federal witness protection program. But Pete's friendships with lively, outspoken Rootie and a weird new pal named Mooshy are about all he has left, and their support just may save his life. For somebody believes Pete is keeping a secret -- a momentous secret that puts him in grave danger. And he'll need the help of his friends in a terrifying race to discover the truth before his pursuers discover him.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceA suspenseful story about bereavement, friendship and pursuit, where Pete’s relationships may offer practical support while he tries to uncover why he is being targeted.
Pete’s friendships with Rootie and Mooshy are described as central support after his father’s death and potentially important to his survival.
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