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    Deadly Deception

    By Carlene Rae Dater

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    Kate Lomax travels to the Midwest during that one perfect time of the year, after the last snowfall but before the first mosquito attack. She’ll be attending the third wedding of her friend, Elizabeth Fox and reconnecting with her childhood pals. Kate barely gets to town, when first one, and then another of the women is murdered. The survivors ask Kate to help them uncover the killer. While investigating the deaths, she meets Adam Womack, a local newspaperman. They are instantly attracted to one another. Together they uncover the trail of Deadly Deception to reveal the killer.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMuseItUp Publishing
    Release dateMar 8, 2013
    ISBN9781771272834
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