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    21 Weeks: Week 13
    21 Weeks: Week 13
    21 Weeks: Week 13
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    21 Weeks: Week 13

    By R.A. LaShea

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    Best guess as to where their killer will strike next taking the team into the storm drainage tunnels under the city, Detective Beck Nash seeks help from a trusted old friend, while going head-to-head with a recruit with whom she couldn’t have less in common.

    21 Weeks is a fast-paced police procedural thriller series that ramps up in intensity with each victim that falls until its explosive final week.

    Warning: This series is about a serial killer. There will be violence. There will be language. There will be other adult things. It is intended for a mature audience.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRiley LaShea
    Release dateFeb 13, 2016
    ISBN9781310770593
    21 Weeks: Week 13
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    R.A. LaShea

    R.A. LaShea is a pen name of author Riley LaShea. Under this name, LaShea writes police procedural/thriller 21 Weeks.

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