Hurricane Season: Stories from the Eye of the Storm

Hurricane Season: Stories from the Eye of the Storm
ISBN-10
1570718539
ISBN-13
9781570718533
Series
Hurricane Season
Category
Fiction
Pages
210
Language
English
Published
2001
Publisher
Sourcebooks Incorporated
Author
Karen Bjorneby

Description

A series of stories by award-winning author Bjorneby that feature people caught in storms, both physical and emotional.

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