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April Fool's: A Sam Cable Mystery

A must-read if you like murder mysteries that pick you up at the beginning and carry you all the way through the end. Sam is a character that you just have to like even though luck is definitely not on his side right now, but you are okay with him breaking some rules to try to find the answers about what really happened to April. You get a solid look at how the media picks pieces to put forward and changes the story to match the evidence--both right and wrong. Go pick it up now!

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