Still Life
Still Life by Malcolm Rose, published by Scholastic in 1998, is a fiction work that delves into a harrowing kidnapping scenario. The story centers around a little girl who has been abducted from the woods near her home, leaving her parents in a state of despair as they are willing to do anything to retrieve her. The narrative unfolds as two characters, Lawless and Tilley, must unite their efforts to confront the complexities of the situation before time runs out.
Readers will find a tense exploration of the emotional turmoil faced by the girl’s family and the urgency of the rescue mission. The plot reveals that the kidnapping is not merely a demand for ransom, but involves deeper motivations from the abductor. With a page count of 251, this edition offers a gripping look into themes of desperation and the lengths to which individuals will go for love and safety. The book is presented in English and is designed to engage those interested in romance intertwined with suspenseful fiction.
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A little girl has been snatched from woods near her home. Her parents are distraught, they’ll do anything to get her back. But this is no ordinary kidnap. Kerry’s being held by someone who wants much more than money. Lawless and Tilley have got to pull together before they run out of time.
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