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A Perfect Crime

Russ Crossley

Publisher: 53rd Street Publishing

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Summary

Big Pete Rustica, Tiny Murdoch, and Maurice “The Leech” Lévesque are perfect thieves. They have never been caught. 
 
A rich industrialist hires them to use alien technology to commit the perfect crime. 
 
A tale set in the near future world where cunning and skill can make you rich beyond your wildest dreams. Unless you fail.
Available since: 10/04/2017.

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