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The Mark

Margo Jackson
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Pages
342
Year
2017
Language
English
Publisher
Legiron

About

Two loners, an internet connection, a forbidden friendship. No good can come of this.Two troubled and lonely people meet online and start an email friendship. She's a schoolgirl and street-wise, so she thinks. He's an older man, a social misfit, already known to the police, a marked man.No danger, as yet - but he's a fantasist and she's a girl who breaks rules.As events unfold in their lives, the balance of power shifts between them, the pace quickens, their fates are sealed. Fantasies do not survive reality. Margo Jackson is one of those reclusive authors you hear so little about, and she prefers it that way.

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