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Twin Sisters and a Murder in a Gothic, Boarding-School Setting

Twin Sisters and a Murder in a Gothic, Boarding-School Setting

By Michele Campbell, author of She Was the Quiet One. My first psychological thriller, It’s Always the Husband, struck a nerve with readers by chronicling the twisted relationships among three young women who meet as freshman roommates at an elite Ivy League college. The book is full of secrets and murder, but also focuses intensely […]

July 31, 2018 | By Michele Campbell | Reply More

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