Joanne Dahme Books

Joanne Dahme draws on firsthand knowledge of Philadelphia's rivers and streams, informed by her role as Watersheds Programs Manager for the Philadelphia Water Department. Her professional mission to restore these waterways deeply influences her writing, imbuing it with a unique perspective on the urban environment's connection to nature. Through her prose, she explores the intricate relationship between communities and their aquatic surroundings, marked by keen observation and a sensitive portrayal of ecological concerns.

Sea Fog
222 pages
8 hours of reading
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The story follows 15-year-old au pair Lily McGee, who faces the challenges of protecting nine-year-old Michael Cook from his abusive, alcoholic mother during their summer at a beach resort. After a traumatic encounter with Mrs. Cook, Lily takes Michael to the beach, where they venture beneath the boardwalk shrouded in fog. This dark, mysterious setting becomes a backdrop for a lurking entity that threatens to take Michael, heightening the tension as Lily struggles to safeguard him from both his mother and the dangers that lie hidden in the shadows.
The Plague
272 pages
10 hours of reading
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The second young adult novel from the author of Creepers
Creepers
Courtney ist umgezogen. In ein von Efeu überwuchertes altes Haus. Als sie Margaret und deren Vater kennenlernt, die auf dem benachbarten Friedhof Führungen anbieten, erfährt sie Ungeheuerliches: Auf ihrem Haus lastet ein Fluch!

Sea Fog

The Plague

Creepers