Debbie Go Home by Alan Paton

Debbie Go Home by Alan Paton

Maybe you have to know the darkness before you can appreciate the light. (Madeline L'Engle)

Darkness has fallen upon the Sparrow world.

What seemed secure was breached, and what was assumed unattainable is possible.

In this dangerous underground world, we Sparrows took our power by force. As dusk gave way to dark, we Sparrows are once again determined to use any means necessary to recover what is ours, secure our stronghold, and defeat those who appear unconquerable.

The gauntlet has been thrown.

We will not retreat.

Darkness be damned. It is time for triumph.

I am Reid Murray.

For my wife and my brothers-in-arms, nothing, not even darkness, will stop the Sparrows from victory.

From the New York Times best-selling author comes a brand-new dark romantic suspense trilogy, Dangerous Web. Dark, book 2, is set in the dangerous world of the Sparrow Webs. You do not need to listen to Web of Sin, Tangled Web, or Web of Desire to get caught up in this new dangerous and intriguing romantic suspense saga, Dangerous Web.

Dark is book two of the Dangerous Web trilogy that began in Dusk and concludes in Dawn.

Have you been Aleatha'd?

Paton, Alan: - Alan Paton, a native son of South Africa, was born in Pietermaritzburg, in the province of Natal, in 1903. Paton's initial career was spent teaching in schools for the sons of rich, white South Africans, But at thirty, he suffered a severe attack of enteric fever, and in the time he had to reflect upon his life, he decided that he did not want to spend his life teaching the sons of the rich. He got a job as principal of Diepkloof Reformatory, a huge prison school for delinquent black boys, on the edge of Johannesburg. He worked at Diepkloof for ten years, and at the end of it Paton felt so strongly that he needed a change, that he sold his life insurance policies to finance a prison-study trip that took him to Scandinavia, England, and the United States. It was during this time that he unexpectedly wrote his first published novel, Cry, the Beloved Country. It stands as the single most important novel in South African literature. Alan Paton died in 1988 in South Africa.

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ISBN 13	9780140022988
ISBN 10	0140022988
Title	Debbie Go Home
Author	Alan Paton
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Binding Type	Paperback
Publisher	Penguin Books Ltd
Year published	1965-04-01
Number of pages	128
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