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    Murder in the Wind
    Murder in the Wind
    Murder in the Wind
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    Murder in the Wind

    By Second Wind

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    An anthology of crime/mystery short stories contributed by the outstanding authors of Second Wind Publishing. Murder, mayhem and the unexpected are rife in each riveting story.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSecond Wind
    Release dateDec 11, 2010
    ISBN9781935171379
    Murder in the Wind
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    Second Wind

    "We are storytellers. We have fulfilled an integral role for the human race ever since there was a spoken language. Storytelling is time travel and teleportation; it is prophecy; it is philosophy; it is not just the elimination of barriers but the co-mingling of perceptions; storytelling allows us to emotionally, spiritually and intellectually suspend barriers and relearn our humanity."– Mike Simpson, PublisherIndigo Sea Press, LLC, is an independent press that produces quality novels by talented authors with readable, distinctive voices. Each author was chosen to be a part of the ISP family based on his or her ability to tell a wonderful story.

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