Her First Murder Investigation Summary

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The book is about a young woman whose been working with the law as a police detective.

Recently assigned to her first murder investigation, it turns out to be serial killings that have been going

on over the years. She’s out and determined to prove herself to her male colleagues as she stumbles upon

a vital information which leads team to gather substantial and concrete evidence to arrest their suspect.

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