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When bodies start showing up in the little town of Pittown, it seems there is a seriel killer on the loose. When the Police Chiefs daughter is abducted, it soon becomes apparent there is much more to these killings. A doctor seeking revenge for the death of his wife becomes the nightmares of the police chief and his town.
It all starts with a scared, pregnant young lady and her flee from her fathers wrath. Soon, she and the babies father are caught up in a web of death and kidnapping that lands her in a place she see's no escape from.
Her determination not to die or lose her unborn child gives her strength to fight back. She knows her father is out there somewhere looking for her. What she doesn't know is how many people must die for her to find her freedom. | |  | | Until Death Do We Meet
Left at the altar by the only man she would ever love, Christine had only one thing to do. After that single act of sin, she was now left in a suspended world of dead, yet undead.
What criteria would she have to follow and complete before she could find her much deserved rest.
The only man that could bring her to that final place was the very man that had caused her to sin first. And he doesn't even know she is looking for him.
The wind outside of his window began to blow harder. The window itself was shaking from the pounding it was receiving. Tom spun himself around as he passed near the window. He could have sworn that he heard his name called in the wind. He walked to the window and looked out at the darkness. As he stood and watched the moon appear and disappear behind the trees, he heard it again. This time he was certain of what he had heard. His eyes searched the night trying to see if someone were locked outside. He could see nothing in the darkness. He opened the window more in an effort to hear more cle |
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Sweet Cream Ladies, Ltd.
by Flo Fitzpatrick
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 Following several murders, means, motive, and opportunity all point to out-of-work actresses Bootsie Kittredge and Babs Harrison. Their claims of righteousness and lack of guilt seem fabricated, thanks to a cheerfull announcement made to the patrons |
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