A murder summer
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MatureOngoing3h 33m
Last published Mon, Dec 16, 2024
It's an adaptation in English of my story Un été spécial.
On the first evening of her holiday at her grandparents', Inés unwittingly becomes a witness to a murder. She meets Julien, also a witness, and befriends him. Together they decide to find the killer.
What they discover and experience goes beyond their expectations.
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