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    Sins of Bain: The Gabriel's Trails Series, #6

    By Mirika Mayo Cornelius

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    SINS of BAIN (the extended version)

    If you thought you met him in Murders at Gabriel's Trails, you have no idea about the gangster that runs the streets that no one dares to cross!

    Once you're set free, the plan is to stay free, but a lady who makes the wrong choice winds up regretting her move when it lands her directly into the deadly hands of the most ruthless man in Gabriel's Trails - BAIN!

    Some people you cross, but no one crosses Bain and lives to tell about it.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAkirim Press
    Release dateJan 23, 2016
    ISBN9781524205409
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    Sins of Bain: The Gabriel's Trails Series, #6

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