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Everyone in My Family Has Killed Someone by Benjamin Stevenson

Everyone in My Family Has Killed Someone

A Novel

by Benjamin Stevenson

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  • Jan 2023, 384 pages
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A Killer Mystery
It happened one snowy weekend…

Ernest Cunningham attends an ill-fated reunion of the notorious Cunningham family at an Australian ski resort - a reunion which turns into a weekend of family drama and murder. As Ernie investigates the murder of an unknown man, he encounters a multitude of twists and turns, secrets are unveiled, and the past becomes entangled in the now.

The book was written from Ernie’s perspective as a family member and a self-appointed sleuth. However, what distinguishes the book even more is that he also writes from the perspective of an author of books about how to write crime fiction - verymore
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