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Summer Rose quit her job & moved to the quaint little village of Loughboro-on-the-Lake hoping to make new friends & perhaps, kindle a romance. She got all that & more. When a murderer strikes too close to home for comfort, she joins forces with Thorne & her new neighbours to solve the crime unofficially, of course.
| Title | : | Introduction to Murder (A Rose & Thorne Mystery Book 1) |
| Author | : | Margery Fellows |
| Language | : | en |
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