Detective, Detective

Detective, Detective

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Fiction
Mystery
Naira Smith is the most sought-after private detective in Scotland Yard. She could guess your favourite colour by how often you blinked in the span of a minute. She could tell you how often you have sex judging by how you take your coffee. A crime scene was like her own personal brain teaser. Criminals are careless and unprecise, and attention to detail was her forte. She finally meets her match, a man who murders Edward Sherwood in the middle of the night without much of a struggle. She almost loses hope, until she discovers that Sherwood could quite possibly be communicating with her beyond the grave. These walls may not be able to speak, but the body sure can...
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