β Scribed by Mary Stone; Donna Berdel
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
On a farm in the backwoods of Charleston, South Carolina, a hunter stalks prey -- the two-legged kind. Ellie Kline is working on linking several cold cases together and stumbles upon a human trafficking ring and a brutal serial killer.
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