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The Ryer Avenue Story
The Ryer Avenue Story
Author: Dorothy Uhnak
Bestselling author and ex-NYPD detective Dorothy Uhnak returns with a gripping novel that reaches beyond murder. On a winter night in 1935 in a Bronx neighborhood, a man in the street is struck dead by a blow from a shovel. Six children flee from the scene, and the father of one is later executed for the crime. Four decades later, now grown, the...  more »
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ISBN-13: 9780312952228
ISBN-10: 0312952228
Publication Date: 5/1994
Pages: 474
Edition: Reprint
Rating:
  • Currently 3.8/5 Stars.
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3.8 stars, based on 11 ratings
Publisher: St. Martin's
Book Type: Paperback
Other Versions: Hardcover
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ccwriter avatar reviewed The Ryer Avenue Story on + 186 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 3
Excellent -- 6 friends, 40 years, 1 guilty secret.
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rcketman avatar reviewed The Ryer Avenue Story on + 38 more book reviews
In my personal library! One of the best ever crime novels!
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This is a fantastic book! It skips from character to character allowing you to truly get into the minds and lives of the six main characters. Even though this book was written over a decade ago, it did not strike me as dated, unlike most books written that long ago. I lost many hours of sleep because I just couldn't put this book down. When I did put it down, I lay there wondering what twist the author would throw at me next. The ending was unexpected and left me feeling very satisfied. I HIGHLY recommend this book.
DesertShaman avatar reviewed The Ryer Avenue Story on + 203 more book reviews
Reads like a mini-series. Follow the lives of six kids from Ryer Avenue and the terrible secret that binds them.
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Diverse group of school friends are unexpectedly put together in an act of violence that kills a man (or does it?). They vow to never speak of it again. We follow their lives and eventually they must all come together and deal with it. Very good writing.


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