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    Cries In the Wind

    By Judy Bruce

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    Merriam Press Fiction Number 5. First eBook Edition 2016. The third story in the Wind Series finds Megan stirred by the mystery of two strangers and the unsolved murders of two local women from decades past. Pregnant yet haunted, Megan summons the help of close family and friends then plunges into an investigation which uncovers deceit, revenge, and betrayal. As Megan nears the truth, she and her crew become endangered by the killer. When Megan persists, she faces disastrous consequences.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMerriam Press
    Release dateAug 11, 2016
    ISBN9781576385562
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