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Mannequinby Stefan PlesoianuChris tries his best to be a part of society, but begins to crumble as his mental health gradually declines. The catalyst for this? A mannequin whose presence he can hear and feel in a locked cupboard in his flat. Chris makes a few dubious life choices, he’s a “cleaner” for his friend Bone who is working his way up the ranks of a local gang. It’s in stark contrast to the rest of his life, where he is kind to his elderly neighbour, good to the employees of his shop, and deeply cares about his friend and her daughter. While the mannequin starts to play on his mind, one fatal night doing more than just “cleaning” for Bone is the beginning of the end for Chris. $0.99 Previously $2.99 |
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Who’s Killing the Old Bank Robbersby Jon SpoelstraYou probably haven’t met a bank robber before now. I’d like you to meet the guy who pulled off the biggest bank robbery in American history. Thirty-eight million dollars. The FBI caught him, of course. But they never recovered the loot. Now this bank robber (visualize Clint Eastwood) is being released after a long stint in prison. As you would expect, a lot of folks (mostly unsavory) want to meet up with him to discuss one thing. Where’s the cash? Charlie North, our septuagenarian amateur sleuth featured in Who’s Killing All My Old Girlfriends, is in the middle of it all. You would be too. There are surprises, revelations, a few murders, and a wild finish at The Salton Sea that you couldn’t guess in a million years. You might find yourself laughing out loud every soften. If you’re looking for a gritty crime thriller, this is NOT that type of book. Seriously, laughing is good. $0.99 Previously $4.99 |