Evils of Their Heart
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Last published Fri, Dec 2, 2016
The memories of the past is the fuel of her motivation of today. Samantha Marlou knows the personally the how the past can effect you. It motivated her to make a difference in the world.
Transferred to a new precinct in New York as a detective with a new partner she must solve a case that hits a little to close to home, while someone from the inside is trying to take her out. all that while trying to keep her secrets from coming out.
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