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Sunset and sawdust
Sunset Jones has just killed her husband-- never mind that he was raping her. Pete Jones was the constable of a small sawmill settlement called Camp Rapture, where no woman refuses her husband what he wants. So everyone is angrily surprised when, thanks to the amazing understanding of her mother-in-law who owns three-quarters of the mill, Sunset becomes the new constable. Then she begins to investigate the murder of a woman and her unborn baby in which her late husband might be implicated. Yet no one is more surprised than Sunset when the murders lead her--through a labyrinth of greed, corruption, and unspeakable malice--not only to the conclusion of the case, but to a well of inner strength she never knew she had.
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- "Sunset Jones has just killed her husband-- never mind that he was raping her. Pete Jones was the constable of a small sawmill settlement called Camp Rapture, where no woman refuses her husband what he wants. So everyone is angrily surprised when, thanks to the amazing understanding of her mother-in-law who owns three-quarters of the mill, Sunset becomes the new constable. Then she begins to investigate the murder of a woman and her unborn baby in which her late husband might be implicated. Yet no one is more surprised than Sunset when the murders lead her--through a labyrinth of greed, corruption, and unspeakable malice--not only to the conclusion of the case, but to a well of inner strength she never knew she had."
- "Sunset Jones has just killed her husband-- never mind that he was raping her. Pete Jones was the constable of a small sawmill settlement called Camp Rapture, where no woman refuses her husband what he wants. So everyone is angrily surprised when, thanks to the amazing understanding of her mother-in-law who owns three-quarters of the mill, Sunset becomes the new constable. Then she begins to investigate the murder of a woman and her unborn baby in which her late husband might be implicated. Yet no one is more surprised than Sunset when the murders lead her--through a labyrinth of greed, corruption, and unspeakable malice--not only to the conclusion of the case, but to a well of inner strength she never knew she had."@en
- "Sunset Jones has just killed her husband. Never mind that he was raping her. Pete Jones was constable of a small sawmill settlement called Camp Rapture, where no woman refuses her husband. So everyone is angrily surprised when, thanks to the amazing understanding of her mother-in-law -- who owns three-quarters of the mill -- Sunset becomes the new constable and begins to investigate the murders of a woman and unborn baby in which her late husband might be implicated. Yet, no one is more surprised than Sunset when the murders lead her -- through a labyrinth of greed, corruption, and unspeakable malice -- not only to the conclusion of the case, but to a well of inner strength she never knew she had."@en
- "Sunset Jones has just killed her husband. Never mind that he was raping her: Pete Jones was constable of a small sawmill settlement called Camp Rapture, where no woman refuses her husband what he wants. So everyone is angrily surprised when, thanks to the amazing understanding of her mother-in-law--who owns three-quarters of the mill--Sunset becomes the new constable and begins to investigate the murders of a woman and unborn baby in which her late husband might be implicated. Yet no one is more surprised than Sunset when the murders lead her--through a labyrinth of greed, corruption, and unspeakable malice--not only to the conclusion of the case, but to a well of inner strength she never knew she had."@en
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