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Acceptable Loss by Anne Perry

Acceptable Loss

A William Monk Novel

by Anne Perry

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  • Aug 2011, 320 pages
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marybeth heatherly

You can't put it down!
Anne Perry has taken Monk and Rathbone one step higher!! These to men are thrown together AGAIN by the most difficult, dastardly, heart-stopping, life-threatening attempts to throw them off, and they STILL have to meet in court, and PROVE the MESS!! You will read this withOUT a break....Get Ready!!!
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