Deeply romantic, funny, and tender, Slow Dance in Purgatory captures the heartache of a love story where a happy ending might be decades too late. Slow Dance in Purgatory: a novel Amy Harmon 10.99 - 12.29 The Smallest Part Amy Harmon Out of Stock Prom Night in Purgatory Amy Harmon 9.79 - 10. Secret love and hushed affection are threatened by outside forces, resulting in a desperate race to keep a secret no one would understand. This volatile and mismatched romance is doomed from its start, as Maggie struggles to hold on to yet another person she is destined to lose. Working part-time as a school janitor, she becomes enmeshed in a 50-year-old tragedy where nothing is as it seems and the boy of her dreams might vanish when the bell rings. Slow Dance in Purgatory Show full title Written by Amy Harmon Narrated by Emily Woo Zeller 3.5 / 5 ( 34 ratings ) About this audiobook The hallways are empty, the school day long over, the din of lockers and youthful laughter have dissolved into silence. Orphaned at the age of 10, 17-year-old Maggie O'Bannon finally finds a permanent home with her elderly aunt in a small Texas town. Chaos ensues, a life is lost, and Johnny Kinross disappears. : Slow Dance in Purgatory (9781475043808) by Amy Harmon and a great selection of similar New, Used and Collectible Books available now at great. Slow Dance in Purgatory, Amy Harmon, Emily Woo Zeller, Teen>Romance, >Teen, Tantor Media, 7. In 1958, a rumble goes down outside the brand-new high school in Honeyville, Texas. Maggie and Johnny, only high school sweethearts, because Johnny can't ever leave. Lonely boy and lonely girl, unsolved mystery. Heartthrob Johnny, '50s bad boy, trapped for eternity. Working part-time as a school janitor, she becomes enmeshed in a fifty-year-old tragedy where nothing is as it seems and the boy of her dreams might vanish when. And the band begins to sing: 'Lovely Maggie falls for Johnny, a boy no one else can see. And then through the intercom a song starts to crackle, the soundtrack of a forgotten life.

The hallways are empty, the school day long over, the din of lockers and youthful laughter have dissolved into silence.

Slow Dance in Purgatory by Amy Harmon