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The Colour Of Death

The Colour Of Death

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Sat, Mar 30, 2019
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Fiction
Mystery
In the tiny, destitute town of Wilkie, Saskatchewan, Griffin Pryor lives a lonely life. To him, it seems as if he is living in a never ending loop of unhappiness and struggle. One day, everything begins to change. People around Griffin begin to die, and he slowly realizes that even in this half abandoned, unnoticed place, killers may be abroad. It's up to Griffin to figure out who this killer is, and what he wants from Griffin, before it's too late. *** The amazing cover is made by @anihawk_327
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