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Cameron Kimball
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Assistant Editor, BookTrib
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By Cameron Kimball Verified| The Brunswick News Verified For 12-year-old Benjamin Coolahan, it feels like just yesterday he was enjoying life in 1873's Boston, sailing on the Charles River with friends while his father worked in the Coolahan Gold Mine. But now Ben's father is dead, and his will dictates that Ben move to Gold Flat, California, to live with the step-grandmother he's never met. This premise marks the explosive start to "Knocktopia: Secret of the Mother Lode" by Hunter Malone.
By Cameron Kimball Verified| Fresno Bee Verified For 12-year-old Benjamin Coolahan, it feels like just yesterday he was enjoying life in 1873's Boston, sailing on the Charles River with friends while his father worked in the Coolahan Gold Mine. But now Ben's father is dead, and his will dictates that Ben move to Gold Flat, California, to live with the step-grandmother he's never met. This premise marks the explosive start to "Knocktopia: Secret of the Mother Lode" by Hunter Malone.
By Cameron Kimball Verified| The Brunswick News Verified For 12-year-old Benjamin Coolahan, it feels like just yesterday he was enjoying life in 1873's Boston, sailing on the Charles River with friends while his father worked in the Coolahan Gold Mine. But now Ben's father is dead, and his will dictates that Ben move to Gold Flat, California, to live with the step-grandmother he's never met. This premise marks the explosive start to "Knocktopia: Secret of the Mother Lode" by Hunter Malone.
Company Info
BookTrib
BookTrib is an online literary news magazine founded by Meryl Moss in 2004. It serves as a key source for book news and reviews, aiming to connect discerning readers with emerging authors. The platform focuses on promoting under-the-radar writers who deserve more visibility in the literary world. Produced by Meryl Moss Media Group, a well-established literary marketing and publicity firm, BookTrib specializes in creating targeted publicity campaigns for authors. With over 30 years of experience, the firm helps both new and established writers gain recognition through media exposure, speaking engagements, and creative marketing solutions. BookTrib attracts a significant audience, boasting over 95,000 unique monthly visitors and more than 225,000 social media followers, reflecting its strong engagement with book lovers and industry professionals.
Westport, Connecticut, United States
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Founded: 1993