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        By: Travis Thrasher

Admission

Moody Publishers / 2006 / Paperback
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Jake is a thirty-two year old bachelor and owner of an adventure company in Colorado. He's climbed Mount Everest twice, and has built a name in adventure circles. He's tried to put those college days and the memories behind him, including the suicide of a friend during his last year of school, and the mystery of an enemy who disappeared.

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Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 250
Vendor: Moody Publishers
Publication Date: 2006
Dimensions: 8.25 X 5.5 (inches)
ISBN: 0802486711
ISBN-13: 9780802486714
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Publisher's Description

The author of Gun Lake and The Second Thief is back with a riveting tale of how buried mistakes can resurface at any time. Adventure Company entrepreneur Jake Rivers gets a call from the parents of a woman who has disappeared and who was last seen with Alec, Jake’s best friend from college. The girl’s parents believe she is hiding out with Alec, but Jake hasn’t heard from him in 10 years. Jake’s moved on from his college days, but the memories of what he’s tried to forget—a friend’s suicide, an enemy’s mysterious disappearance— keep surfacing. Someone wants to keep him from discovering what really happened.

Author Bio

TRAVIS THRASHER is the author of several novels, including Gun Lake and The Second Thief. He spent his youth living with his family in places such as Australia, Germany, New York, Florida, and North Carolina, and currently lives with his wife, Sharon, in suburban Chicago.

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