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How to Marry a Murderer

A Paige Turner Mystery seriesbook 3 of 5Next:Murder on a Hot Tin Roof(2006) →

Mystery novelist and crime reporter Paige Turner is investigating the murder of a television star whose killer is looking to improve his ratings with further deaths.

Audience
adult
Length
medium · 320 pages

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