French Creek - Hardcover

Peter Rennebohm

Hardcover

ISBN 10: 0878392114 ISBN 13: 9780878392117

Publisher: Bayside Books, 2004

Synopsis

John L. Rule, Minneapolis salesman, ventures away from his usual sales route, looking for a junkyard where he hopes to find a part, the last piece needed to complete the rebuild of an old truck. At least that was his goal. Very quickly that changes, becoming not a pleasant pastime fulfilled, but a struggle for his very life. John Rule has stumbled into something altogether sinister and dangerous. What follows is a nerve-wracking, roller-coaster ride of suspense and conflict between an ordinary man and some vicious, seasoned antagonists. John must summon courage and determination he had never had tested before just to stay alive. Set in the rural farmland of Central Minnesota and the prairies of the South Dakota borderland, the story rides the howling winds of a major winter storm over a frightening two-day period to its final, dangerous conclusion.

About this title

About the Author:

Peter Rennebohm lives in Orono, Minnesota, with his wife, Shari. He sold his business and retired in 2002. French Creek is his first novel. A nonfiction book, Be Not Afraid: Ben Peyton's Story, was published by North Star Press in March 2004. Peter has had a number of short stories published in various anthologies and won numerous awards for his writing. For more on the author, go to www.preenebohm.com.

Review:

I found this a great read. A barn-burner and page turner. It's a difficult book to put down. --Tony Bouza- Former Minneapolis Police Chief

A tale of terror that has no end. You'll be on edge and mesmerized to the last page. --Alice Peppler, Author, Critic

A fast-paced thriller with well-rounded characters. A fun read with a richly satisfying conclusion. --Michael O'Rourke- Author of O'Banion's gift and others

A tale of terror that has no end. You'll be on edge and mesmerized to the last page. --Alice Peppler, Author, Critic

A fast-paced thriller with well-rounded characters. A fun read with a richly satisfying conclusion. --Michael O'Rourke- Author of O'Banion's gift and others

About this edition

• Publisher: Bayside Books
• Publication date: 2004
• ISBN 10: 0878392114
• ISBN 13: 9780878392117
• Binding: Hardcover
• Edition number: 1
• Number of pages: 325