Posted by admin | Posted in Most Popular | Posted on 29-06-2008
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Whats your favorite “mystery/Crime” book?
I love reading criminal/murder type of books and I was wondering if any of you guys have a good one you can suggest to me.
Please list any other book (either mystery or other)that you enjoyed.
Thanks!
Aww those answers are great! thanks soo much 
I’ve always liked all of the nancy drew books. There’s a lot of really creepy murder stuff in some of ‘em.
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