The 17th book in Craig Johnson’s riveting mystery series set in rural Wyoming is sharp, immediate and haunting.
The 17th book in Craig Johnson’s riveting mystery series set in rural Wyoming is sharp, immediate and haunting.
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The 17th book in Craig Johnson’s riveting mystery series set in rural Wyoming is sharp, immediate and haunting.
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