β Scribed by Ayres, Noreen
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Why would anyone want to kill Jerry Dwyer, the goofy, pleasant college kid who sold coffee at a convenience store? When the trail leads to the rough ex-con who is dating Smokey's best friend, the case takes an alarming turn and Smokey must save her friend from a seductive, dangerously amoral criminal.
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