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9781399729673

Kiss Marry Kill

Kiss Marry Kill

by Laura Marshall

Publisher Hodder & Stoughton

Genre: Crime

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About the book

Three best friends. One life-changing choice.

Kiss
Angela runs a dating agency and is an expert at connecting over fifties looking for the one.

Marry
Sara has lost her husband and is forcing herself to speed-date in the hope of finding love again.

Kill
Helen lives with her controlling partner, Brian - but she's been keeping his abusive behaviour a secret from her friends.

Until she can't hide it any longer.

Not long after telling her friends the truth, Brian has a shocking accident - and all three women are implicated. Sure, they all wanted to see him dead. But they couldn't be capable of murder. Could they?

Every romance ends one of three ways. It's kiss, marry - or kill...

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Laura Marshall

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