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    Murders at Gabriel's Trails 3: Paths of Revenge: The Gabriel's Trails Series, #3

    By Mirika Mayo Cornelius

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    Having become infatuated by a teenage girl at school, a teenage boy who is new to the school and Gabriel's Trails, decides to defy his parents in an effort to show his independence. However, when he leaves the home against his parents' wishes, he enters the home of an unknown enemy that wishes nothing more than to seek life altering revenge on a past transgression!

    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
    ISBN9781502230140
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