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    Bloody Rose's Echo
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    Bloody Rose's Echo

    By D. Anthony Brown

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    In the small town of Voxmere, a banshee cries for the sins of a buried, forgotten past. Haunting the inn she once loved, Rose can only do what she knows best — serve her customers with a warm smile before before a fit of rage and desperation overtakes her. But the living want nothing to do with her. Only Mortimer Leblanc can save her, but first he must figure out who murdered her.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHermit Muse Publishing
    Release dateDec 9, 2013
    ISBN9781310196645
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    Bloody Rose's Echo
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    D. Anthony Brown

    D. Anthony Brown is a writer in Minnesota. He's been to school a few times, but now days he mostly teaches himself new things; such as how to play the guitar, tarot, and whatever topics interest him at any given moment. He is an avid reader and an addicted gamer. He may be contacted at his website: danthonybrown.com.

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