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The Million Dollar Mansion
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Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jul 21 2025
Pages: 180
Weight: 0.47
Height: 0.38 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Ten robbers.
One mansion.
Zero escape.
Deep in the desert stands a forgotten estate, rumored to house a fortune buried beneath its foundations-and guarded by an old man with a deadly secret. Lured by legend and greed, a crew of heavily armed criminals breaks in, only to discover they've stepped into a nightmare of precision-engineered death traps. Staircases become guillotines. Paintings conceal firearms. Doorknobs deliver volts strong enough to stop a heart.
But one man among them-known only as Bandit-isn't there for the money.
He's an undercover federal agent, sent to uncover whether the old man's brutal defenses are justice or murder. As the mansion claims victim after victim, Bandit is forced to confront not only the traps, but the trauma that built them. When law and survival collide, how far is too far to defend what's yours?
From acclaimed author Raymond Love comes a high-stakes, blood-soaked psychological thriller-a story of vengeance, legacy, and one man's war against evil in all its forms.
Welcome to the Million Dollar Mansion.
You may enter freely.
But you'll pay with more than gold.
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