The Almanac
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  • Time 6h 26m
  • Reads 70
  • Votes 1
  • Parts 30
  • Time 6h 26m
Complete, First published Sep 18, 2020
Mature
Twelve years after a series of vicious, unsolved murders taint a small town in the North-West of England, a visitor vows to dissect the past.

Her methods are questionable and her execution unsettling.

Concerned for those around him, local doctor, Lucas Webb soon realises that this stranger will do anything to uncover the truth.
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