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    Kisses of Death: A Peter Chambers Mystery
    Kisses of Death: A Peter Chambers Mystery
    Kisses of Death: A Peter Chambers Mystery
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    Kisses of Death: A Peter Chambers Mystery

    By Henry Kane

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    KISSES OF DEATH


    The first night with her led to a file of blackmail photographs worth a fortune.


    KISSES OF DEATH


    The second night with her led to danger, violence, and sudden death.


    KISSES OF DEATH


    The third night with her led to the one mistake no private eye should ever make... not even Peter Chambers.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWildside Press
    Release dateSep 24, 2019
    ISBN9781479445578
    Kisses of Death: A Peter Chambers Mystery

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