The Wristband

The Wristband

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Mystery
April woke up to find that she had lost her memory. She doesn't remember a thing. When she realises that she was in possession of The Wristband- the most powerful status symbol in her line of work- and lost it, she panics. Now, people are after her, traitors are amongst her, willing to kill her without a second thought. Find out how her allies and enemies come together to uncover secrets, find the truths veiled in dark pasts and most importantly... Recover the Wristband. And maybe, just maybe, she'll develop a soft spot for someone. Highest Rating: #33 in the Mystery/Thriller genre on February 21st, 2017
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