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A Mexican Divorce: A Murder Without Mystery
Written by Ed Teja
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It's a disaster of a marriage and now she's being blackmailed... What is a girl to do? Being married to Bart Titus gave Lisa a great deal... money, position, all those things she'd thought were important. But it was also boring. A trap. He was controlling. So when she went to Mexico for a vacation, she decided to have a little fun. But sometimes fun catches up with you, and now she was being blackmailed. So one problem had become two. A clever and impatient girl like Lisa isn't going to let that situation fester. All she wants is to have a little fun, but that might require some work and planning.
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