To Catch A Killer
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Last published Sat, Jul 1, 2017
Detective Vincent Cooper had a way of catching his suspects. Now there's a new killer on the loose . The paper's are calling him the Ace of spades killer. He always leaves the Ace of spades card on his unexpected victims . Now Detective Cooper is in a deadly cat and mouse game with a physcopath. Can he catch this killer before he claims his next victim?
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