Driving Lessons
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Word Count
18,000 words, Guess
Page Count
72 pages
Physical Format
Hardcover
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL8141001M
- ISBN-139780786708055
- ISBN-100786708050
- OCLC Control Number44684786
- OCLC Control Numberdrivinglessons00edmc
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- LibraryThing644210
- Goodreads669635
Description
"A sunny, quiet, perfectly ordinary school day in autumn turns suddenly dark when sixteen-year-old Rebecca Patton runs down and kills a pedestrian during a driving lesson. It all happens so quickly, so inexplicably, like an accident. The victim - a woman carrying a red handbag - had been stepping off the curb at the corner of Grove and Third. Then she was lying in the street, in critical condition.". "When police detective Katie Logan arrives at the station house, she finds a distraught but cooperative Rebecca. Her driving instructor, Andrew Newell, is totally disoriented, however. He appears to be drunk. Or on drugs. Certainly, his apparent incompetence warrants his arrest in what has now become a case of negligent homicide.". "The situation in this adroitly told tale by a master at the top of his form grows far more sinister, though, when Logan learns that the victim's handbag has been recovered. It identifies the dead woman as Andrew Newell's wife."--BOOK JACKET.
First Sentence
The girl looked sixteen and blonde, and the man looked thirty-two and dazed.
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