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    The Garrote: Carmel McAlistair Mystery, Book Two
    The Garrote: Carmel McAlistair Mystery, Book Two
    The Garrote: Carmel McAlistair Mystery, Book Two
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    The Garrote: Carmel McAlistair Mystery, Book Two

    Written by Liz Graham

    Narrated by Digital Voice Archie G

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    This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.

    A yuletide tradition turns deadly...

    It’s Christmas in St. Jude Without, Newfoundland, the season when pagan roots creep through the thin veil of civilization, and chaos reigns. First a minister is brutally murdered, then a priest. Carmel and Inspector Darrow are thrown together again to stop this deadly purge.

    Can Carmel win the attention of the handsome Scots policeman, or will she mess this one up too?

    If you like small town mysteries and romantic suspense laced with humor, you’ll love The Garrote.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherOne Ear Press
    Release dateMay 20, 2022
    ISBN9798868652127
    The Garrote: Carmel McAlistair Mystery, Book Two

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