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Justice for the Slain
Paperback
FantasyHorrorMystery & Thriller
Publisher Price: $20.99
ISBN13: 9780578354408
Publisher: Luna and Charlie Press
Published: Jan 11 2022
Pages: 344
Weight: 0.82
Height: 0.77 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
What would you do if those who were murdered didn't leave the plane of the living, but instead entered your dreams... haunting you until their stories were told?
After surviving an abduction and near death herself, Hazel, along with her police officer boyfriend, Tate, and Candy, are looking forward to their brand of normalcy.
But the spirit of a murdered man shows up in Hazel's apartment. He's not just any man, however. He's the man Candy was murdered over. This, once again, throws their world into chaos, causing her to rethink what had never been questioned.
Did the police have the right man in prison?
Hazel tests powers she never knew she had and finds herself caught up in a tangled case of obsession and murder.
The more she navigates the killer's past, the more entangled her life becomes, until it endangers those she loves.
Forced to put those closest to her in the line of fire, Hazel marches into the dangerous world of a psychotic killer, to put their havoc to an end before it's too late.
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