By the author of the internationally bestselling NUMBERS series, THE DROWNING is a dark psychodrama about love and brothers, crimes and consequences, redemption and revenge. · Revealing memories I have read The Drowning, written by Rachel Ward. It’s about a fifteen-years-old boy Carl who opens his eyes on the banks of a lake with his dead brother, Rob, and his brother’s girlfriend, Neisha, next to him. He can’t remember what happened/5. The Drowning — Rachel Ward. The Drowning. —. Rachel Ward. Water, water, everywhere: His brother has drowned, but Carl can't remember a thing. Until it all comes flooding back with a vengeance. With a jolt, Carl opens his eyes. He's on the bank of a lake, soaked to the bone.
RACHEL WARD first won a writers' award at a regional arts festival, and her prize-winning short story turned into the opening chapter of NUMBERS, her breakout debut novel. Although The Drowning explores the usual love triangle story (Carl was infatuated with his brother's girlfriend), there is a more ominous thread; Carl becomes convinced. The Drowning by Rachel Ward. Tales of Mystery by Edgar Allen Poe. When Breath Becomes Air by Paul Kalanithi. Orange is the New Black by Piper Kerman. To Say Nothing of the Dog by Connie Willis. Monthly Motif Reading Challenge hosted by Girlxoxo. I was glad to see a new challenge hosted by one of my favorite blogs! Rachel Ward, author of the internationally award-winning Numbers series reads from her latest novel The Drowning (Published May ).When Carl opens his eye.
By the author of the internationally bestselling NUMBERS series, THE DROWNING is a dark psychodrama about love and brothers, crimes and consequences, redemption and revenge. is The Drowning|Rachel Ward answering the call for help that starts with “do my paper for me”, “do my paper”, and “do my paper quick and cheap”. These are common requests from the students, who do not know how to manage the tasks on time and wish to have more leisure hours as the college studies progress. Revealing memories I have read The Drowning, written by Rachel Ward. It’s about a fifteen-years-old boy Carl who opens his eyes on the banks of a lake with his dead brother, Rob, and his brother’s girlfriend, Neisha, next to him. He can’t remember what happened.
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