Death Canyon - Elliott, Grahame
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A rainbow appears over Hillside out of nowhere, reaching over the land for three days and three nights. Why it is there, nobody knows. Running away from home is easier for Ben than he imagines, but where he is running to remains a mystery. With his father and the police in hot pursuit, there is no escape until he meets Joel, a teenage boy from the ghetto at Alligator Creek. Joel must get to Death Canyon at all cost even if it means ditching Ben along the way. The police are closing in, Rocky River has broken its banks and Fir Tree Dam is at breaking point. With so much at stake, the boys have no other choice than to keep on running.…mehr

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A rainbow appears over Hillside out of nowhere, reaching over the land for three days and three nights. Why it is there, nobody knows. Running away from home is easier for Ben than he imagines, but where he is running to remains a mystery. With his father and the police in hot pursuit, there is no escape until he meets Joel, a teenage boy from the ghetto at Alligator Creek. Joel must get to Death Canyon at all cost even if it means ditching Ben along the way. The police are closing in, Rocky River has broken its banks and Fir Tree Dam is at breaking point. With so much at stake, the boys have no other choice than to keep on running.
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After many years of teaching writing and language at Sciences Po (political science) and the Nouvelle Sorbonne in Paris, Grahame now organises two writers' critiquing groups- Paris Creative Writers and Loire Valley Creative Writers. He also manages writers' retreats at Château de Détilly, in the Loire Valley, France. Before moving to France, he trained as a concert pianist at the Adelaide University. When he isn't writing, he spends a lot of time working in the gardens at the château and taking his Irish wolfhound to dog shows.