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The Girls Who Came to Murder (Hitman #3)

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Things get a bit more lurid with the third installment of the Hitman series; a bit more lurid, but also a lot more messy. According to the Catalog of Coypright Entries this volume was also written by Kin Platt , but the prose style isn’t much like that in the previous two volumes. In fact the plot is practically a rerun of that in the previous volume: a group of hippies are going around California, randomly murdering people in the most sadistic of ways.

Language: English

Format: Paperback

Release: January 01, 1974

ISBN 13: 9780890141151

The Girls Who Came to Murder (Hitman #3)

0/5 ( ratings)

Things get a bit more lurid with the third installment of the Hitman series; a bit more lurid, but also a lot more messy. According to the Catalog of Coypright Entries this volume was also written by Kin Platt , but the prose style isn’t much like that in the previous two volumes. In fact the plot is practically a rerun of that in the previous volume: a group of hippies are going around California, randomly murdering people in the most sadistic of ways.

Language: English

Format: Paperback

Release: January 01, 1974

ISBN 13: 9780890141151

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