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    Believing Abby

    By Graham Murray

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    After her father is murdered on Christmas Eve, young Abby is convinced that she is being visited by his ‘ghost’ each night and given two vital clues about how to find his killer.
    An entire year goes by before Abby’s visions come to fruition and she inadvertently stumbles across a man who might be her father’s murderer.

    Detective Simmons follows Abby’s instincts and in a public showdown, a suspect is finally brought to justice. Is he the man who killed her father?

    Was it all sheer coincidence, or did Abby’s father seek revenge from behind the veil?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLiving Books USA
    Release dateDec 22, 2011
    ISBN9781465922977
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