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Out of Death's Shadow

Duration
5H 23min
Language
English
Format
Category

Crime

“Perplexed and dissatisfied, the detective went to the river end of the street. There was a rotten wharf extending toward the big grain-elevator. It was short, and for a portion of its length the planking had been torn out. ”

An epic story of murder and mystery. Follow detective Carter’s path of evidence and determine the truth of the case.

© 2020 Mystery Pen (Audiobook): 9781662141195

Release date

Audiobook: 9 September 2020

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