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    Junkie with a Revolver

    By Shawn Raiford

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    About this ebook

    Alex is a recovering drug addict of thirty years. Today, her job is great, and her family: daughter, son-in-law, and her beautiful grandbabies fill her life. She lives a happy life.

    Happy life until she sees a living nightmare on aisle six of a local grocery store. Alex goes to the grocery store to buy the necessary things for a nice dinner with her daughter. The living nightmare was man she once knew. This man is a murderer. A long time ago, the man that killed her brother.
    Alex wants justice, but not the kind one gets from calling the cops. She wants a more personal kind of justice. But this kind of justice comes a price.


    If you like short thriller reads, then you'll love Junkie with a Revolver! Get your copy now!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherShawn Raiford
    Release dateJan 3, 2021
    ISBN9781393692751
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    Junkie with a Revolver
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    Shawn Raiford

    Shawn was born and bred in Baytown, Texas. He believes Texas is the greatest country on planet Earth. He received a B.S. in Electrical Technology from the University of Houston. Over the years he's held various jobs: Electrical Technician, ESL Teacher, Sales Engineer, and Engineer/Project Manager. Shawn lives with his (way!) better half, Lilly, in Houston, Texas.

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