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The Ticket
Debra Coleman Jeter


June 2015
On Sale: May 20, 2015
Featuring: Tray Dunaway
212 pages
ISBN: 1941103863
EAN: 9781941103869
Kindle: B00XLCKVJ4
Paperback / e-Book
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Young Adult

Tray Dunaway longs to be part of the popular set at school, but she's growing too fast and her clothes no longer fit. The only person who understands Tray's need for acceptance is her grandmother, but when Tray wears Gram's hand-sewn clothes to school, the kids make fun of her tall, boney appearance.

Tray's luck improves when Pee Wee Johnson, a down-and-out friend of her father's, buys two lottery tickets and gives one to Mr. Dunaway as a thank-you for driving him to Hazard, Illinois. When her father's ticket turns out to be the winner, Johnson demands his cut of the proceeds, but Tray's dad refuses. What seems like a stroke of good fortune suddenly becomes a disturbing turn of events as Johnson threatens to cause problems for the family and Tray.

Comments

20 comments posted.

Re: The Ticket

Always looking for a new author.
(Cynthia Schwarzer 8:17am June 26, 2015)

I cant think of on
(
Marissa Yip-Young 9:59am June 26, 2015)

Many have done that for me, especially The Time in Between.
(
Sharon Berger 10:41am June 26, 2015)

I think it's good that some of these touch some tough issues
because unfortunately life has a way of throwing things at you and
sometimes it can prepare you.
(
Nancy Luebke 1:50pm June 26, 2015)

Lots of books have stayed with me , but the most recent was the "Chill Factor" by Sandra Brown . You had to keep reading , you had to see what happened in the next chapter . I love books like that , that you just don't want to put down . 'The Ticket' sounds like it will be a very good book also .Thank you for this giveaway .
(
Joan Thrasher 3:16pm June 26, 2015)

Dark Places is the last book that I really thought about for a while.
(
Pam Howell 7:24pm June 26, 2015)

A book I read recently that stayed with me due to disturbing and/or intriguing content was PATTY JANE'S HOUSE OF CURL by Lorna Landvik.
(
Flora Presley 10:28am June 27, 2015)

Fifty Shades of Grey is the books I can think of off hand.
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Christina Riggs 6:30am June 28, 2015)

Can't think of any at this time. Always looking for new authors.
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Patricia Wagner 9:15am June 28, 2015)

In The Unlikely Event by Judy Blume because even though the
book is fiction the books main point are three airplanes that
crashed in Elizabeth NJ where many lost there life. As I read
the book I fell in love with each character only for death to
take them away.
(
Yaritza Santana 11:35am June 28, 2015)

Station Eleven haunts me months after reading.
(
Nadine Stacy 5:17pm June 28, 2015)

No boundaries
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Nancy Ludvik 7:12pm June 28, 2015)

The Glass Castle by: Jeannette Walls & The Lovely Bones by: Alice Sebold
(
Holly Loch 4:30am June 29, 2015)

A Choice for Claire by AJ Harmon
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Denise Austin 12:56pm June 29, 2015)

I honestly cannot think of a book that pushed the boundary for
me. But I'm always wanting to read a new author too. Hope I
win!
(
Sarah Bauman 12:56pm June 29, 2015)

None as an adult. I'm always looking forward to reading another book. Gone With the Wind bothered me as a teenager. I kept trying to imagine a more satisfying ending. That was many, many years ago, which lets you know something about my age.
(
Anna Speed 1:32pm June 29, 2015)

The Dinner by Hernan Koch made me think a lo long after I finished the book.
(
Janice Milliken 1:44pm June 29, 2015)

I've never read your books before - I guess because I haven't seen them. This book sounds wonderful and I love a book with suspense or mystery.

I found one of my mother's books SUMMER PLACE. I was a teen in the early 60's. I read it during a summer school break. I still have the book and still reread it. At the time it was very out of the norm - especially for teens. Then I saw the movie with Troy Donahue. I read the book again.
(
Pat Moore 2:59pm June 29, 2015)

I saw where I had won on List of Winners. Do you need any info from me? Looking forward to reading your book. Always enjoy reading a new author for me.
(
Pat Moore 3:37pm August 10, 2015)

So happy to read all your comments, even if I am a year late! Many books that you mention were favorites of mine too--Patty Jane's House of Curl, Summer Place, The Dinner (very disturbing!) and, of course, Gone with the Wind! Pat Moore, please do send me your info if you haven't received my book yet. I wasn't sure if someone else was taking care of getting it to you or not--my email is [email protected].
Keep reading!!!
(
Debra Jeter 2:44pm August 20, 2016)

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