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    The Virginia Agenda
    The Virginia Agenda
    The Virginia Agenda
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    The Virginia Agenda

    By Mark Goldberg

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    First Grade teacher Aubrey Carlisle can't stay retired. The pedophiles known as The League are active again and Police Detective Tim Braver calls on Mr. Vengeance (Aubrey) to get back in the game. Besides, Aubrey's school principal has gone missing, as well. Can the emotionless, 6'2" school teacher in the black leather jumpsuit and mask put a stop to The League's latest depravity? And what does Aubrey's new psychiatrist have to say about Aubrey's lack of emotions? Is she a crazed killer... or Mr. Vengeance, performing her own murderous brand of justice?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMark Goldberg
    Release dateJul 22, 2012
    ISBN9781476102948
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