Redress of Grievances by Brenda Adcock
Brenda Adcock | Redress of Grievances | In the first of a series of psychological thrillers, Harriett Markham is a defense attorney in Austin, Texas, who lost everything eleven years earlier
Brenda Adcock | Redress of Grievances | In the first of a series of psychological thrillers, Harriett Markham is a defense attorney in Austin, Texas, who lost everything eleven years earlier
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