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Girl Without a Face

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Pub Date 9 Jul 2019 | Archive Date 7 Aug 2019


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Description

Laura Danes was a perfectly normal girl with ambitions and dreams of becoming a successful filmmaker. That is, until one night, outside a secluded train station, changed the course of her life forever. With one action, the gang that threw the acid burned away, not only her skin, but also her future.

Three months on, Laura is still struggling to make sense of it all. Things like that shouldn’t happen, not in a small market town, not to everyday people. Not ever. Although her mum tries to support her, Laura finds little to find joy in. Life no longer seems to hold any promise or surprise – until a member of the gang contacts her begging for forgiveness…

With Jake opening up a new world for her, Laura finds a spark of the old filmmaking interest as she learns about the gang culture Jake comes from. With life slowly moving forward, Laura learns again to take risks, find courage and show others that one horrible event should not have the power to control your life.

Laura Danes was a perfectly normal girl with ambitions and dreams of becoming a successful filmmaker. That is, until one night, outside a secluded train station, changed the course of her life...


A Note From the Publisher
Nasser Hashmi was born in 1970 in Rochdale. He was a writer who was interested in the times we live in and believed there was nothing more fascinating than the present. He had previously published Wacko Hacko, Season of Sid, A Fistful of Dust and Seventeen Gifts for Frannie and Jess. He sadly passed away in 2018, leaving his family to carry on his legacy with his last few books.

Nasser Hashmi was born in 1970 in Rochdale. He was a writer who was interested in the times we live in and believed there was nothing more fascinating than the present. He had previously published...


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ISBN 9781838599911
PRICE US$4.99 (USD)
PAGES 200

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