Chess Club Murder
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Last published Mon, Oct 5, 2015
The ten members of the chess club meet every Tuesday, but when only nine of them show up, the tenth one is found dead. The whole school is a suspect as the new kid tries to save everyone. Suspect after suspect, lie after lie, murder after murder, will the guilty one be found before it's too late?
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