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“The truth can be very sharp. But it makes a cleaner wound than lies. It will not fester”

Quote by Anne Perry

Book:Dark Assassin: A William Monk Novel

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Dark Assassin: A William Monk Novel

In this novel, the protagonist William Monk delves into a dark and intricate mystery, showcasing his detective skills and the challenges he faces in solving the case. more

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Anne Perry, born on October 28, 1938, is a renowned British author known for her crime novels. Her works, particularly historical crime novels set in the Victorian era, have gained great popularity among readers. Perry has won numerous awards for her crime novels, including the Golden Dagger Award and the Edward Christie Award. Her novels are praised for their tight plots and detailed historical settings, making her a pioneer in the genre of Victorian-era crime fiction. more

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