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Murder of Crows
Peik is a bird watcher who suffers from Parkinson's. He has one rare bird left on his checklist that lives on an island. While looking for this beautiful bird through his binoculars, he instead witnesses a murder.
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Peik is a bird watcher who suffers from Parkinson's. He has one rare bird left on his checklist that lives on an island. While looking for this beautiful bird through his binoculars, he instead witnesses a murder.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:William Fikaris
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