More Than Ivory - Best, Gina Augustini
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You can bury the truth, but it usually finds its way back to the surface. Or so Mireya is learning. She thought she knew everything about her mom. She knew almost nothing at all. When her mom is violently abducted at a neighborhood ATM, 17-year-old Mireya finds herself thrust into her mother's shocking past, a disturbing world that she would have never imagined possible for the woman who raised her. And as details of mysterious bank accounts and possible ties to a Texas gang emerge, Mireya soon realizes that whoever took her mother could also be hunting her. Can she protect her mom-and herself-before it's too late?…mehr

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You can bury the truth, but it usually finds its way back to the surface. Or so Mireya is learning. She thought she knew everything about her mom. She knew almost nothing at all. When her mom is violently abducted at a neighborhood ATM, 17-year-old Mireya finds herself thrust into her mother's shocking past, a disturbing world that she would have never imagined possible for the woman who raised her. And as details of mysterious bank accounts and possible ties to a Texas gang emerge, Mireya soon realizes that whoever took her mother could also be hunting her. Can she protect her mom-and herself-before it's too late?
Autorenporträt
Gina Augustini Best is a Dallas-area writer and an award-winning former journalist. She earned a bachelor's degree in humanities from the University of Houston-Clear Lake and a master's degree in communication and media from Texas Tech University. She also completed The Writer'sPath, a novel-writing program at Southern Methodist University, in 2017. She lives with her husband, daughter, two attention-seeking dogs, and one hands-off cat. Her writing often explores themes of unconditional love and complex family bonds. Despite stories that tackle realistic, and sometimes gritty issues, her works focus on hopeful and empowering messages. More Than Ivory is her first published novel.