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Or the Bull Kills You by Jason Webster

Or the Bull Kills You

A Mystery

by Jason Webster
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  • Sep 13, 2011, 304 pages
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  • Apr 2012, 416 pages
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'Chief Inspector Cámara?' he called out.

Cámara walked over. The young policeman's breath was shallow and cold.

'Chief Inspector. There's something you should see.'

From Or the Bull Kills You by Jason Webster. Copyright ©2011 by the author and reprinted by permission of Minotaur Books.

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