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| Category: Fiction:Literary |
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| About the Book | |
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A father tries to reconnect with his estranged son. A business woman revitalizes a decaying strip mall. A diner is targeted by nefarious forces intent on its demise. A young couple's relationship is strained by growing mistrust. When an insidious secret is discovered, the inhabitants of the modest plaza are thrown into chaos. Alliances are shattered, conspirators act upon a malevolent plan and the innocent become caught in the crosshairs. Torn between grievance and gratitude, this community teeters precariously over a cliff. The novel explores issues of family, scapegoating, authoritarian control and whether we can truly evolve as human begins. Will the past help us, hinder us, or haunt us as we move forward in the world? A suspenseful plot animates an allegory about a society veering toward a dangerous fate in: Spectrum.
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| About the Author | |
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Anne Tarnishable is a writer living in Ontario, Canada. Spectrum is her debut novel. |