Number 8 in the series.

The book crossing zone in the Enid Lyons (new DSS) building. Will be released onto the book shelf level 3.A.  

To be released in a little street library in Narrabundah / Griffith area.

I heard the doorbell, but I was out the back and only made it to the front door to see you driving off. I hope to have the street library up and running soon and these will be a good contribution. Thank you.

This was a fun read, but it didn’t give me the desire to read more in this series. Stephanie lives on junk food. If a real person ate what she did, she would be obese. Bullets regularly get fired, but the police seem very casual about it. But then, it is the USA and they are more casual about that kind of thing, but still, that easy going? The ending was a fizzler.

But I know others who have enjoyed this book, and they are best sellers, so just because it wasn't for me, doesn't mean whoever finds this book next won't enjoy it. I hope you do :)

Released on a bench on Exeter railway station, NSW. A very long goods train passed through.

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