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The Girl at Central - Murder Mystery Classic - cover

The Girl at Central - Murder Mystery Classic

Geraldine Bonner

Maison d'édition: e-artnow

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This famous murder mystery revolves around Molly, a smart switchboard operator with an irresistible habit of eavesdropping on people's phone calls. She mainly listened to calls concerning Jack Reddy, whom she was passionately in love with, but it remained unrequited. When a young woman was discovered murdered by the side of the road, four men were suspected, without any concrete evidence. Molly gets involved and desperately tries to find the murderer. However, the killer's identity unfolds after several enthralling twists and turns, keeping the readers curious about what's coming next. 
This impressive novel makes a compelling mystery with a near-perfect romantic angle. Narrated by its protagonist Molly, this story is a must-read for murder mystery fans.
Disponible depuis: 22/05/2022.
Longueur d'impression: 137 pages.

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