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The Arraignment

A Paul Madriani Novel

by Steve Martini

The Arraignment by Steve Martini X
The Arraignment by Steve Martini

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  • First Published:
    Jan 2003, 448 pages

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    Aug 2003, 416 pages

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This book, like others, from Steve Martini has that element of suprise. Unpredictable is the best way to describe this man and they way he writes.
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