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The Provenance: Inspired by One of the Most Riveting Rescues of Our Time
The Provenance: Inspired by One of the Most Riveting Rescues of Our Time
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Inspired By One Of The Most
Riveting Rescue Stories of Our Time
35-feet above the floor of an unprotected construction site a woman lies pinned by a toppled 35-ton building crane. The world waits breathlessly as the dramatic rescue unfolds.
The question rescuers whisper to each other is, "How do we save her out without killing her?"
Danielle Danforth - The woman under the crane. How did she, of all the people in New York - who walk on the upper eastside near Bloomingdales - become the victim of this improbable accident?
Earl Latimore - The driver of the crane. Why, when so much is riding on his success as a driver, did the sidewalk collapse beneath his crane.
Jane Ackerman - The EMT, who stayed with Danielle throughout the accident, is so often the first person at the scenes of accidents that she carries bandages in her purse. Why was she missed by the crane? How did she get out on that narrow ledge when heights terrify her?
What fans say?
"One of the best novels I have ever read," Rapp Star
"Impossible to put down," Dave Johnston
"Wildly entertaining." S. Prudden
If you enjoy rescue stories scroll up and get your copy of The Provenance today
Riveting Rescue Stories of Our Time
35-feet above the floor of an unprotected construction site a woman lies pinned by a toppled 35-ton building crane. The world waits breathlessly as the dramatic rescue unfolds.
The question rescuers whisper to each other is, "How do we save her out without killing her?"
Danielle Danforth - The woman under the crane. How did she, of all the people in New York - who walk on the upper eastside near Bloomingdales - become the victim of this improbable accident?
Earl Latimore - The driver of the crane. Why, when so much is riding on his success as a driver, did the sidewalk collapse beneath his crane.
Jane Ackerman - The EMT, who stayed with Danielle throughout the accident, is so often the first person at the scenes of accidents that she carries bandages in her purse. Why was she missed by the crane? How did she get out on that narrow ledge when heights terrify her?
What fans say?
"One of the best novels I have ever read," Rapp Star
"Impossible to put down," Dave Johnston
"Wildly entertaining." S. Prudden
If you enjoy rescue stories scroll up and get your copy of The Provenance today
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