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Cover of October Fest: A Murder-by-Month Mystery

October Fest: A Murder-by-Month Mystery

✍ Scribed by Lourey, Jess


Book ID
106758804
Tongue
English
Weight
244 KB
Series
Murder-by-Month Mystery 6
Category
Fiction

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✦ Synopsis


Beer and polka music reign supreme at Octoberfest, Battle Lake's premier fall festival. To kick off the celebrations, the town hosts a public debate between congressional candidates Arnold Swydecker and the slippery incumbent, Sarah Glokkmann. But the festive mood sours as soon as a well-known Glokkmann-bashing blogger is found dead. When Mira's best friend's fiancΓ© becomes a top suspect, she wades through mudslinging and murderous threats to find the political party crasher.


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