Marked
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Fiction
Mystery
Joliet Martin is a newly wedded wife. She is finally moving on from her past. Her husband is a detective who is trying to solve a case based on a well known serial killer. On her special occasion her past ends up being thrown at her. What would happen if her husband is messing with something they shouldn't be messing with. Even if it is the most corrupt? Could it be that her bad past and his investigation can be combine to into something much sinister. How did it start? Could all of her misfortune be based on a mark.
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