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One Death at a Time by Abbi Waxman

One Death at a Time

by Abbi Waxman

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  • Apr 15, 2025, 400 pages
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  • Cheryl W. (Zimmerman, MN)
    Quirky mystery
    A little bit of everything in this mystery, several murders, AA, some great characters, and a few great lines. Julia Mann is an aging actress fond of alcohol and Natasha Mason, her sponsor try to solve murders related to one another in Hollywood. I could see this becoming a series.
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