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    Murders at Gabriel's Trails 4: Littered Deception: The Gabriel's Trails Series, #4

    By Mirika Mayo Cornelius

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    About this ebook

    After a horrible death leaves a family without their father, a unique turn of destructive events leads this dead man's sons directly in the line of fire while on a trek through the trails. From there, it becomes a matter of life, death or deception!

    Be sure to download the next and final installment - Murders at Gabriel's Trails 5: Lies in the Crossfire!

    Mirika Mayo Cornelius is the author of novels Secret, Colored Lily: Poppa Took My Innocence (Secret's prequel), Ain't Quite What I Thought!, book of poetry titled Sunny Sides of My Shade, and urban series Murders at Gabriel's Trails.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAkirim Press
    Release dateFeb 9, 2015
    ISBN9781507018873
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    Murders at Gabriel's Trails 4: Littered Deception: The Gabriel's Trails Series, #4

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