Little Sister: Tragedy of Premature Love - Softcover

Andersen, Wayne

Softcover

ISBN 10: 097255730X ISBN 13: 9780972557306

Publisher: Fabriart Editions Ltd, 2003

Synopsis

During the early 1940s WWII years, seventeen-year-old drifter Erik comes to the shipbuilding zone of the San Francisco East Bay. He takes as his secret residence a moth-balled US Army house trailer. He takes in thirteen-year-old homeless girl Helen, and pretends she is his little sister.

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Synopsis:

A novel written as a screenplay. During the early 1940s WWII years, a seventeen-year-old drifter comes to the shipbuilding zone of the San Francisco East Bay. He takes as his secret residence a moth-balled U.S. Army house trailer. He takes over a gang of youths and organises them for mutual protection. He takes in a thirteen-year-old homeless girl, and pretends she is his little sister. When the U.S. Army hauls off the moth-balled trailers, the boy (ERIK) steals the trailer that the girl (HELEN) has made into their home. They are caught in Idaho. On being transported to a federal court, the transporting Marshall rapes Helen. Erik kills the Marshall. They face trial in Boise, Idaho. Helen is put into a foster home. Erik escapes and disappears.

About the Author:

Wayne Andersen

About this edition

• Publisher: Fabriart Editions Ltd
• Publication date: 2003
• ISBN 10: 097255730X
• ISBN 13: 9780972557306
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 178