Murder and Gold by Ann Aptaker: Book Review
Murder and Gold by Ann Aptaker is a mystery set in 1954 and features Cantor Gold, star-studded butch of the Cantor Gold Series. This book will stand alone, so if
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Murder and Gold by Ann Aptaker is a mystery set in 1954 and features Cantor Gold, star-studded butch of the Cantor Gold Series. This book will stand alone, so if
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