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The Summer House The Classic Blockbuster from the Author of Lion & Lamb

James Patterson

When seven murder victims are found in a small town, the homicide investigation shakes a small-town sheriff to her core in James Patterson's tense thriller. Once a luxurious southern getaway on a rustic lake, then reduced to a dilapidated crash pad, the Summer House is now the grisly scene of a nig...

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Rotten Mango

Gao Chengyong, the Ripper, was said to have spent sleepless nights reading murder mystery novels after his first murder, possibly replaying the events in his mind and fearing the possibility of canine dogs leading the police to him.

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He would just stay up reading these murder mystery novels and he would just keep replaying in his mind.

— Episode: #105: The Ripper of China (Serial Killer...

Episode: #105: The Ripper of China (Serial Killer Gao Cheng...

Gao Chengyong, the Ripper, was said to have spent sleepless nights reading murder mystery novels after his first murder, possibly replaying the events in his mind and fearing the possibility of canine dogs leading the police to him.

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He would just stay up reading these murder mystery novels and he would just keep replaying in his mind.

Because every book that he had read, every police book that he had read, the dogs always led the police straight to the killer. Sometimes even the killer's front door.

Matt and Shane's Secret Podcast

It was mentioned as a type of book that Matt's wife reads, with the implication that the books include plots of infidelity, murder, and a high chance of being murdered.

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She'll be reading these fucking James Patterson books and when I catch a read one of those like, all right Well the next week I'm gonna be accused of cheating having multiple affairs and I'm the high...

— Episode: Ep 368 - Island Boiz (feat. Mike Rainey...

Episode: Ep 368 - Island Boiz (feat. Mike Rainey & Tim Butt...

It was mentioned as a type of book that Matt's wife reads, with the implication that the books include plots of infidelity, murder, and a high chance of being murdered.

"

She'll be reading these fucking James Patterson books and when I catch a read one of those like, all right Well the next week I'm gonna be accused of cheating having multiple affairs and I'm the high chance of being murdered, right?

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