Ebook {Epub PDF} May Day Mine by Verity Croker

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Verity Croker writes in a variety of genres and for a range of age-groups. Jilda's Ark and May Day Mine, her young adult novels, are published by Harmony Ink Press, US. Her junior fiction chapter books, Moving House, Cyclone Christmas, and Block City, are published by Sunshine Books/ Wendy Pye, NZ. Hot Pot is her debut adult novel. May Day Mine - Ebook written by Verity Croker. Read this book using Google Play Books app on your PC, android, iOS devices. Download for offline reading, highlight, bookmark or take notes while you read May Day Mine. www.doorway.ru: May Day Mine () by Croker, Verity and a great selection of similar New, Used and Collectible Books available now at great prices.

Verity Croker Life in a small mining town can be like living in a fishbowl, where everyone knows everybody else's business. Fifteen-year-old Jodi's mother wants her father to quit his binge drinking and his dangerous job at the mine—even more so after a collapse leaves two miners dead and three trapped deep underground. Verity Croker. Verity Croker writes across a range of genres. Her YA novels, Jilda’s Ark and May Day Mine are published by Harmony Ink Press, US, and her middle grade chapter books, Cyclone Christmas and Block City are published by Sunshine Books, NZ. Hot Pot is her debut adult novel, published on Amazon. May Day Mine. Here’s the blurb from the back cover of the book: Life in a small mining town can be like living in a fishbowl—with everyone knowing everybody else’s business.