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Who knew a bottle of perfume could be so murderous?
It is said that a person's scent can tell a lot about them. Who we are, our mood, even our personalities, but what if s particular scent was a motive for murder?
Someone is drugging, raping and strangling young beatiful women in a small Texas town. FBI Agent Holden McBray has discovered his new case involves a serial killer whose calling card is drenching victims in My Sin perfume-a-perfume that has not been manufactured since the 1970's.
Agent McBray joins forces with a woman from his past, Alex Pendleton, the woman who saved his career seven years ago.
Together the | |  | | Silk Stocking Road
One haunting murder that changed a town is seventeen years later still destroying a family.
Just outside of a small Texas town on a lazy hot day in 1919, sixteen year old Rachel Brock was found in the sea canes by the railroad tracks brutally murdered. A black man, Samuel Ford, was accused of the crime and was illegally hung.
Seventeen years later Texas Special Agent Cal McKleen returns home to face the crime that not only tore a town apart but his family.
His judgement comes into question when his partner, Jim Connors, learns that Cal and his cousin Jack have three things in common; a very lucrative family owned and operated business; Katie, Jack's |
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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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