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A deadly Assassin. A priceless family heirloom. And Inspector Ambrose is alone.
Inspector Ambrose is the guest of honour at a charity auction, but in the grounds of Mansfield Manor, the Assassin's Guild is hard at work. Soon, Ambrose is investigating a foul crime that appears to be the work of one of the guests at Mansfield Manor. With snow closing communication off, the killer must be found before they can escape, or worse yet, kill again.
Will Ambrose solve this chilling crime? And what is the mystery behind the Eye of Gothmore? Join him today to find out!
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