Vanished in the Dunes
by:
Allan Retzky (author)
Amos Posner has a lovely house in the upscale Hamptons beach community of eastern Long Island. But recent events in Amos's life are preventing him form enjoying it. His employer, an international trading firm, fired him after making him the scapegoat for some shady business deals. His wife, a...
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Amos Posner has a lovely house in the upscale Hamptons beach community of eastern Long Island. But recent events in Amos's life are preventing him form enjoying it. His employer, an international trading firm, fired him after making him the scapegoat for some shady business deals. His wife, a highly successful Manhattan lawyer, has not taken kindly to his job situation, and their marriage is under considerable stress. Amos is spending most of his time at the beach house, alone, and not at all happy. So he is highly vulnerable when a beautiful woman approaches him on a bus - the Hampton Jitney - from Manhattan to the Hamptons and persuades him to show her around the area on her day off from her job as a psychiatric resident at a Manhattan hospital. When Amos reluctantly agrees, he gets far more than an ego boost. He gets a nightmare beyond imagination. And the cascading events could cost him more than the loss of his job and his wife. They could cost him his life.
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Format: hardcover
ISBN:
9781608090532 (1608090531)
Publish date: July 3rd 2012
Publisher: Oceanview Publishing
Pages no: 240
Edition language: English
Won a copy from the Goodreads First Reads giveaway.This book ended up being quite good and enthralling. It took a little bit to get used to the writing style, but then I became totally hooked. It seemed so predictable, but there were still many little surprises along the way that kept me turning the...
I loved the premise of this book. Actually this book reminded me of the adages "Don't ask what more can go wrong" and "Sometimes you are your own worst enemy". This easily could have been a 4 star read for me.So why isn't it then. The author chose a 3rd person narrative for the book which really thr...