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Deadly Deadline
Written by Kendall Casey
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Hollywood-based publisher Gracie Michaels specializes in finding manuscripts written by recently deceased authors. Sometimes getting their projects to the finish line can be murder.
Annie Forsberg met her soulmate online. When he's killed in a plane crash, she inherits his unfinished book. But what Scott wrote will put her own life – and Gracie's – in jeopardy.
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