The Scarecrow by Ronald Hugh Morrieson - ISBN: 9781921922398
Paperback
Small town beauty meets a killer; can anyone survive?
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The Scarecrow

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  • Paperback

    242 pages

  • Release Date

    26 April 2012

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Summary

Introduced by Craig Sherborne

The same week our fowls were stolen, Daphne Moran had her throat cut. Neddy Poindexter’s sister, Prudence, has turned sixteen and is the prettiest girl in Klynham. Neddy can’t protect her from the men in town, but can he protect her from the killer on the loose?

Part boys’ own adventure story, part small-town comedy and part horrifying thriller, The Scarecrow is of its own kind, an unexpected and irresistible masterpiece.

Book Details

ISBN-13:9781921922398
ISBN-10:1921922397
Author:Ronald Hugh Morrieson
Publisher:Text Publishing
Imprint:Text Classics
Format:Paperback
Number of Pages:242
Release Date:26 April 2012
Weight:208g
Dimensions:23mm x 198mm x 128mm
Series:Text Classics
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Critics Review

‘Had Dickens begun his career in the twentieth century and with a novel whose major theme was sex he might very well have produced a book like The Scarecrow.’ - Meanjin

About The Author

Ronald Hugh Morrieson

Ronald Hugh Morrieson was born in Hawera, New Zealand, in 1922, and lived there all his life. He earned his living as a music teacher and musician, playing in dance bands throughout South Taranaki. Morrieson died in 1972. His other novels are Came a Hot Friday, Predicament and Pallet on the Floor.

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