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The Redline Mystery
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SAFE MIND IN A SAFE BODY, says the rusty sign hanging above the Redline Sanitarium gates. The thick ramparts topped by sharp spikes have something different to say. The ramshackle asylum, housing five difficult mental patients and a skeleton staff, is perched at the top of a harsh cliff overlooking the Black Lake. This is where Officer Milena Hart brings a suicidal young m
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Kindle Edition, 124 pages
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March 13th 2015
(first published March 12th 2015)
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Three stars is it.
What a disappointing ending. I read and read and read waiting for that scrumptious punch in the stomach that keeps me swiping and swiping and swiping. Nope, not there. Never came. I gave three stars instead then said it was intelligently written book. Did keep me challenged enough to keep me reading to the end.
What a disappointing ending. I read and read and read waiting for that scrumptious punch in the stomach that keeps me swiping and swiping and swiping. Nope, not there. Never came. I gave three stars instead then said it was intelligently written book. Did keep me challenged enough to keep me reading to the end.
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