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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - Imagine a road trip where wrong turns aren't mistakes-they're the entire point of the journey.?Picture two people, two hearts, and one beat-up map, all crammed into a car that's seen more miles and adventures than most marriages see years. One Wrong Turn at a Time isn't just a travel memoir-it's a love letter written in road dust, laugh lines, and unexpected detours.?He lives for the open road. She tolerates it with a raised eyebrow and a well-packed emergency snack kit. Together, they transform ordinary pit stops into extraordinary memories, transforming life's potholes and detours into a hilarious, heart-warming tapestry of connection. From roadside diners to unexpected encounters, their story proves that the most remarkable journeys aren't measured in miles, but in moments of unexpected magic and shared laughter. This isn't a guidebook. This is real life-messy, unpredictable, and beautifully imperfect. It's about growing older together, finding humor in the wrong turns, and discovering that the most spectacular view is often right beside you, riding shotgun.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - Ten years ago, two women died under a blue moon. This year, Marnie Putnam can't stop asking why.She came to Lake Gardner for space from a marriage quietly unraveling - not to inherit a decade-old mystery. But a simple assignment documenting the town's haunted history pulls her straight into the unsolved deaths of two women who died under sinister circumstances, under the same rare lunar event that's approaching again.As the next blue moon grows near, Marnie digs even deeper for the truth. Yet the closer she gets to answers, the more dangerous her questions become - and the more she starts to wonder if she's next to face the same fate For readers of Karen White, Barbara Davis, and Diane Chamberlain: a Southern mystery where the ghosts are real. And so are the truths that Marnie's been avoiding.'I held my breath in multiple scenes.' ?????'I loved Marnie-a smart, strong, introspective woman ready to shed the past and take charge of her life.' ?????Recognized as an Independent Press Award Distinguished Favorite in Women's Fiction (2026) and an American Book Fest Finalist for Cross-Genre Fiction (2025), Secrets of the Blue Moon is Book One of the Marnie Putnam - Lake Gardner series of cozy-dark Southern mysteries blending small-town secrets, suspense, and whispers of the supernatural.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. In the summer of 1969, a ten-year-old boy named Johnny Moon disappeared into silence. This year, Marnie's own son is the one who hears him.Marnie Putnam thought accepting her psychic gift would be the hard part - not raising a child who has inherited it, too. But when four-year-old Oliver begins talking to the ghost of Johnny Moon, and Johnny starts haunting Marnie's mother-in-law, Pearl, Marnie realizes this is no random visit. Johnny is reaching for her son specifically, pulling him deeper into a story that isn't his to carry, one tangled up with Pearl's buried memories and with what Oliver is only beginning to understand about his own gift.Piecing together Pearl's hazy recollections and her own unsettling psychic echoes, Marnie reconstructs Johnny's final days - even as she feels Oliver being drawn further from her reach with each answer she uncovers. The deeper she goes, the harder one question becomes to shake: how do you help a child carry a gift you don't yet understand yourself?"Haunting, heartfelt, and beautifully mysterious." "Made me cry, made me smile, kept me intrigued, and gave me characters I genuinely cared about."Because those who move into the light are never completely gone.#For fans of Karen White, Barbara Davis, and Diane Chamberlain - with the psychic-mother heart of TV's Medium: a Southern mystery about the secrets children carry, the silence that lets them fester, and the truth that finally sets them free. Ode to Johnny Moon is Book Two of the acclaimed Marnie Putnam - Lake Gardner series of cozy-dark Southern mysteries blending family secrets, suspense, and whispers of the supernatural. Reluctant medium Marnie Putnam helps the spirit of a ten-year-old boy who went missing in 1969. Now ready to share his story, Marnie agrees to revisit his final days with him to learn the truth about what really happened to Johnny Moon. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. In the summer of 1969, a ten-year-old boy named Johnny Moon disappeared into silence. This year, Marnie's own son is the one who hears him.Marnie Putnam thought accepting her psychic gift would be the hard part - not raising a child who has inherited it, too. But when four-year-old Oliver begins talking to the ghost of Johnny Moon, and Johnny starts haunting Marnie's mother-in-law, Pearl, Marnie realizes this is no random visit. Johnny is reaching for her son specifically, pulling him deeper into a story that isn't his to carry, one tangled up with Pearl's buried memories and with what Oliver is only beginning to understand about his own gift.Piecing together Pearl's hazy recollections and her own unsettling psychic echoes, Marnie reconstructs Johnny's final days - even as she feels Oliver being drawn further from her reach with each answer she uncovers. The deeper she goes, the harder one question becomes to shake: how do you help a child carry a gift you don't yet understand yourself?"Haunting, heartfelt, and beautifully mysterious." "Made me cry, made me smile, kept me intrigued, and gave me characters I genuinely cared about."Because those who move into the light are never completely gone.#For fans of Karen White, Barbara Davis, and Diane Chamberlain - with the psychic-mother heart of TV's Medium: a Southern mystery about the secrets children carry, the silence that lets them fester, and the truth that finally sets them free. Ode to Johnny Moon is Book Two of the acclaimed Marnie Putnam - Lake Gardner series of cozy-dark Southern mysteries blending family secrets, suspense, and whispers of the supernatural. Reluctant medium Marnie Putnam helps the spirit of a ten-year-old boy who went missing in 1969. Now ready to share his story, Marnie agrees to revisit his final days with him to learn the truth about what really happened to Johnny Moon. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - In the summer of 1969, a ten-year-old boy named Johnny Moon disappeared into silence. This year, Marnie's own son is the one who hears him.Marnie Putnam thought accepting her psychic gift would be the hard part - not raising a child who has inherited it, too. But when four-year-old Oliver begins talking to the ghost of Johnny Moon, and Johnny starts haunting Marnie's mother-in-law, Pearl, Marnie realizes this is no random visit. Johnny is reaching for her son specifically, pulling him deeper into a story that isn't his to carry, one tangled up with Pearl's buried memories and with what Oliver is only beginning to understand about his own gift.Piecing together Pearl's hazy recollections and her own unsettling psychic echoes, Marnie reconstructs Johnny's final days - even as she feels Oliver being drawn further from her reach with each answer she uncovers. The deeper she goes, the harder one question becomes to shake: how do you help a child carry a gift you don't yet understand yourself 'Haunting, heartfelt, and beautifully mysterious.' 'Made me cry, made me smile, kept me intrigued, and gave me characters I genuinely cared about.'Because those who move into the light are never completely gone.#For fans of Karen White, Barbara Davis, and Diane Chamberlain - with the psychic-mother heart of TV's Medium: a Southern mystery about the secrets children carry, the silence that lets them fester, and the truth that finally sets them free. Ode to Johnny Moon is Book Two of the acclaimed Marnie Putnam - Lake Gardner series of cozy-dark Southern mysteries blending family secrets, suspense, and whispers of the supernatural.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. In the summer of 1969, a ten-year-old boy named Johnny Moon disappeared into silence. This year, Marnie's own son is the one who hears him.Marnie Putnam thought accepting her psychic gift would be the hard part - not raising a child who has inherited it, too. But when four-year-old Oliver begins talking to the ghost of Johnny Moon, and Johnny starts haunting Marnie's mother-in-law, Pearl, Marnie realizes this is no random visit. Johnny is reaching for her son specifically, pulling him deeper into a story that isn't his to carry, one tangled up with Pearl's buried memories and with what Oliver is only beginning to understand about his own gift.Piecing together Pearl's hazy recollections and her own unsettling psychic echoes, Marnie reconstructs Johnny's final days - even as she feels Oliver being drawn further from her reach with each answer she uncovers. The deeper she goes, the harder one question becomes to shake: how do you help a child carry a gift you don't yet understand yourself?"Haunting, heartfelt, and beautifully mysterious." "Made me cry, made me smile, kept me intrigued, and gave me characters I genuinely cared about."Because those who move into the light are never completely gone.#For fans of Karen White, Barbara Davis, and Diane Chamberlain - with the psychic-mother heart of TV's Medium: a Southern mystery about the secrets children carry, the silence that lets them fester, and the truth that finally sets them free. Ode to Johnny Moon is Book Two of the acclaimed Marnie Putnam - Lake Gardner series of cozy-dark Southern mysteries blending family secrets, suspense, and whispers of the supernatural. Reluctant medium Marnie Putnam helps the spirit of a ten-year-old boy who went missing in 1969. Now ready to share his story, Marnie agrees to revisit his final days with him to learn the truth about what really happened to Johnny Moon. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Ode to Johnny Moon | Heidrich-Rice | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | NDY Press | EAN 9798990977150 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.