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Don't Hang Up
Paperback
ISBN13: 9781517002428
Publisher: Createspace
Published: Oct 12 2015
Pages: 548
Weight: 1.75
Height: 1.22 Width: 5.98 Depth: 9.02
Language: English
For years, Declan Dex Breen has lived on the wrong side of the law, chasing his pleasures whenever and however he can. But in the wake of a devastating accident, he finds himself with a mangled leg, and temporarily bound to a mobility scooter-haunted by feelings of boredom and worthlessness and ready to make a change.
So in order to escape his unsavory past, Dex decides to volunteer his time to the Guardians, a local telephone crisis hotline, as soon as his health will allow it. In the meantime, he deals with his restlessness by taking rides around the neighborhood on his mobility scooter-a habit that introduces him to local martial arts instructor Moira Clark.
As Dex works toward completing his Guardians training, his bond with Moira soon expands to include psychotherapist Suzanne Lindstrom, a fellow volunteer. But when the trio is suddenly drawn into a disturbing local murder investigation, loyalties are tested and the complexities of their friendship are called into question as the dark truth behind a series of murdered high school students finally begins to surface.
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