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Relative Danger by Charles Benoit

Relative Danger

by Charles Benoit
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  • First Published:
  • Feb 1, 2004, 340 pages
  • Paperback:
  • Feb 2006, 264 pages
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dshepler

Suprise! I like mysteries!
This book was loaned to me by a friend who promised me that I would be "hooked" on mysteries after reading it. I didn't know that mysteries were so funny or that they could be about regular people. It was my week-end Summer read and was by far one of the best lite reads I've had. I'm looking for more from the author.
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