A Field Guide to Death and Deceit
Oceans 11 meets Thursday Murder Club when anthropologist Harry Lancaster and his former caregiver Emma Stockton stumble upon a dead farmer, landing them in a real estate scam and a...
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Oceans 11 meets Thursday Murder Club when anthropologist Harry Lancaster and his former caregiver Emma Stockton stumble upon a dead farmer, landing them in a real estate scam and a...
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