Review – Her Sister’s Death by K. L. Murphy
Her Sister’s Death by K. L. Murphy unravels two timelines that only cursorily overlap. Not so gripping tale of mystery with a flat dΓ©nouement.
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Her Sister’s Death by K. L. Murphy unravels two timelines that only cursorily overlap. Not so gripping tale of mystery with a flat dΓ©nouement.
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