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Where in the Hell Is Jamestown North Dakota?

By: Chelby Tannon
Narrated by: Jennifer True
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Pamela Morgan is afflicted with a moderate traumatic brain injury that has affected her memory. As the only witness to the death of her abusive cousin, Pamela lives with the guilt of not remembering the details of his demise. Julia, her best friend, is the only one who Pamela feels comfortable talking to about that night, so when Julia announces that she and her mother are moving to Jamestown, North Dakota, Pamela panics.

Afraid she will never see her best friend again, Pamela goes with them to help them settle in. One night in Jamestown, she meets Evan. A few years older, Evan’s hypnotic stare and captivating personality give Pamela the feeling of acceptance and love, especially in the face of a family tragedy. But when Julia goes missing and was last seen with a boy who resembles Pamela’s dead cousin, Pamela finds herself in an unimaginable danger. One that makes her realize she has no idea who Evan truly is.

©2017 Patricia L Beyer (P)2019 Patricia L Beyer

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