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Name: Relative Danger
Rating: 5.0 (3 reviews)
Author: Charles Benoit
ISBN: 9781590580912

Relative Danger

by Charles Benoit

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Feb 1, 2004, 340 pages

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Feb 2006, 264 pages

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A compulsive traveler, occasional scuba diver, and incurable beginning saxophonist, Charles Benoit has worked in education and advertising. He and his wife, Rose, currently live in exotic Rochester, New York. Relative Danger is his first novel.

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