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Croak (Croak, #1)

Croak (Croak, #1)

Fed up with her wild behavior, sixteen-year-old Lex's parents ship her off to upstate New York to live with her Uncle Mort for the summer, hoping that a few months of dirty farm work will whip her back into shape. But Uncle Mort's true occupation is much dirtier than shoveling manure. He's a Grim Reaper. And he's going to teach Lex the family business.She quickly assimilates into the peculiar world of Croak, a town populated by reapers who deliver souls from this life to the next. But Lex can't stop her desire for justice ? or is it vengeance? ? whenever she encounters a murder victim, craving to stop the attackers before they can strike again.Will she ditch Croak and go rogue with her reaper skills?

Product details: Croak (Croak, #1)

Croak (Croak, #1)

Author : Gina Damico

Pages : 311 pages

Publisher : Graphia Books

Language : en-US

ISBN-10 : 0547608322

ISBN-13 : 9780547608327








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