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Vacancy
302 pages, Kindle Edition
Published April 19, 2019
About the author
Fredric Shernoff
37 books14 followersFredric Shernoff is the author of the Amazon Top 100 "Atlantic Island" series. His newest addition to the Atlantic Island Universe, "The Magic Book" (Atlantic Island: Divided Book 1) is available now!
Fredric lives in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida.
Twitter: @fredricshernoff
Email: fredricshernoff@gmail.com
Website: www.fredricshernoff.com
Fredric lives in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida.
Twitter: @fredricshernoff
Email: fredricshernoff@gmail.com
Website: www.fredricshernoff.com
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June 15, 2019
“It's been waiting thirty years.
Fifteen-year-old Dylan never thought he'd spend his summer break trying to survive. When new girl Emma uncovers a mysterious lot in a quiet town, a long hidden, horrifying secret will be unleashed, and lives will be changed forever.”
That’s all the book description says,but that was more than I needed after I saw that it was by Fredric Shernoff.
Teenage Dylan and new girl in town Emma meet at a CVS and start up a flirtation. They go on an adventurous first date to explore an old invisible pharmacy that can only be accessed during a full moon.
Jim and Clyde are lifelong friends and partners of a realty and property management company interested in purchasing a strip mall. They go to check it out, and discover an alley where one of the stores should be, but there’s nothing in the records indicating what was there or what happened to the property.
Both pairs manage to access the long emptied store and open the door to 1989. Have they discovered a time machine? How do they get back home when the only door opens to the same moment in 1989 over and over again?
I love Fredric Shernoff, his books are my favorite guilty pleasure. If you enjoyed the Atlantic Island Trilogy and The Traveler, you’ll love this, too. If you haven’t read him yet, add them to your TBR for some fun summer reading!
Fifteen-year-old Dylan never thought he'd spend his summer break trying to survive. When new girl Emma uncovers a mysterious lot in a quiet town, a long hidden, horrifying secret will be unleashed, and lives will be changed forever.”
That’s all the book description says,but that was more than I needed after I saw that it was by Fredric Shernoff.
Teenage Dylan and new girl in town Emma meet at a CVS and start up a flirtation. They go on an adventurous first date to explore an old invisible pharmacy that can only be accessed during a full moon.
Jim and Clyde are lifelong friends and partners of a realty and property management company interested in purchasing a strip mall. They go to check it out, and discover an alley where one of the stores should be, but there’s nothing in the records indicating what was there or what happened to the property.
Both pairs manage to access the long emptied store and open the door to 1989. Have they discovered a time machine? How do they get back home when the only door opens to the same moment in 1989 over and over again?
I love Fredric Shernoff, his books are my favorite guilty pleasure. If you enjoyed the Atlantic Island Trilogy and The Traveler, you’ll love this, too. If you haven’t read him yet, add them to your TBR for some fun summer reading!
May 4, 2019
Wired happenings
Time travel or alternate universe or some government conspiracy? The question asked by those unlucky enough to enter into the premises of the abandoned store. Perhaps it was an experiment from a deranged pharmacist named Dr. Mike. Perhaps it was nothing but a nightmare. For those involved they were just glad to be back home and safe, but were they safe?
Time travel or alternate universe or some government conspiracy? The question asked by those unlucky enough to enter into the premises of the abandoned store. Perhaps it was an experiment from a deranged pharmacist named Dr. Mike. Perhaps it was nothing but a nightmare. For those involved they were just glad to be back home and safe, but were they safe?
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August 14, 2019I enjoyed this book. just quirky enough to keep you going until the end.
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