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Lose This Skin

Lose This Skin

by Jerry Sykes

Publisher Thomson Gale

Genre: Crime

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About the Author

Jerry Sykes

Jerry Sykes is an award-winning British author of mystery fiction, published his debut novel, Lose This Skin, in 2007.


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