โ Scribed by Eldridge, Jim
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
But it isn't long before the museum becomes the site of another fatality and the pair face mounting pressure to deliver results. With enquiries compounded by persistent journalists, local vandals and a fanatical society, Wilson and Fenton face a race against time to salvage the reputation of the museum and catch a murderer desperate for revenge.
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All Identifiers : isbn:9780749023911
Single Author : Jim Eldridge
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