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Bylines & Skylines

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Avery Shaw's life is shifting. She and her boyfriend Eliot are hunting for a house so they can finally move in together, she has free passes to a comic book convention in Macomb County, and she has been handed authority over her least favorite coworker, which she is enjoying far too much. Her good mood ends when Eliot lets her into the convention center early and the two come across a dead body. Determined to learn who killed the victim, Avery must also cope with her personal life. Her former boyfriend Jake Farrell runs security at the event with Eliot's help, and he is struggling with jealousy and a relationship that is falling apart. As Avery closes in on the killer, she becomes a target herself, and Jake and Eliot must work hard to protect her.

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