The Final Trail
Dyslexia-Friendly, Large Print Edition
Published on 18. October 2019
Book
Paperback/Softback
450 pages
978-1-913395-01-8 (ISBN)
Description
Don't you wish print was easier to read? Here's your answer! This pacy crime thriller has been published in a LARGE PRINT format that's dyslexia-friendly too.
He killed his father to save a girl's life. But he's broken his gangster clan's code, and they want his blood.
Ben Halloran became an outcast when he killed his crime boss father to save Kat White from slaughter. Hated by those he loves, he's dreading his brother's release from prison.
Kat should be enjoying the success she's strived for, but instead, she's stricken with fear. As Ben becomes close to her best friend, Kat is terrified the Hallorans plan to strike again. Yet she faces an even worse threat as her estranged mother prepares to rip out her family's heart.
This time, the stakes are more than just Kat's life.
Find out how the gripping Trail series ends in this knife-edge story of families fighting to the death. Read The Final Trail now.
Printed in Lexend 14 point with 1.5 line spacing. The large print in sans serif font, wide line spacing, cream paper and short chapters make this edition a breeze to read. Helpful to readers with visual impairment or visual stress, and dyslexic readers. Also available in traditional paperback and e-book formats.
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Series
Edition
Large type / large print edition
Language
English
Place of publication
United Kingdom
Edition type
Large type / large print edition
Product notice
Paperback (trade)
Unsewn / adhesive bound
Dimensions
Height: 229 mm
Width: 152 mm
Thickness: 26 mm
Weight
726 gr
ISBN-13
978-1-913395-01-8 (9781913395018)
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Who doesn't love a page-turner packed with mystery, twists and suspense? Those are the books I yearn to read, and I enjoy writing them, too. I'm British thriller writer A.A. Abbott - known to friends as Helen - and I believe a good read is one of life's greatest pleasures. As a city girl, I've lived and worked in London, Bristol and Birmingham, so it's no surprise that my books are often set there.Like 10% of us, many of my family are dyslexic. While I'm not, I want my books to be enjoyed by readers with dyslexia and visual impairment too. That's why I publish my thrillers in a LARGE PRINT dyslexia-friendly edition as well as the standard paperback and ebook versions. Don't forget, when you're reading an ebook, you can adjust the font on your Kindle to suit your needs. Bright Lies is also available as an audiobook, recorded by amazing voice actor Eilidh Beaton.I like speaking to book groups, business networks and social circles, and reading my thrillers and short stories at live fiction events and on Zoom. If you're a book blogger, litfest organiser, reviewer or simply adore books, I'd love to hear from you.I'm a member of the Alliance of Independent Authors, Bristol Fiction Writers' Group, and Birmingham's New Street Authors.Find out more about the books I love to read and write, and get free short stories, at https://aaabbott.co.uk