Death in Her Hands (eBook, PDF, Free Download)

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Named One of the Best Books of the Summer by New York Magazine, Time Magazine, Town and Country, Marie Claire, Refinery 29, PopSugar, the Today Show, and that's just the beginning 

From one of our most endlessly provocative abstract abilities, a novel of frequenting powerful tension about an older widow whose life is improved when she finds an unfavorable note on a stroll in the forested areas. 

While on her everyday stroll with her pooch in a confined woods, a lady goes over a note, manually written and painstakingly stuck to the ground by stones. "Her name was Magda. No one will ever realize who executed her. It wasn't me. Here is her dead body." But there is no dead body. Our storyteller is profoundly shaken; she has no clue about what to think about this. She is new to this region, alone after the demise of her better half, and she knows nobody. 

Getting fixated on understanding this puzzle, our storyteller envisions who Magda was and how she met her destiny. With almost no to go on, she creates a rundown of homicide suspects and potential intentions in the wrongdoing. Strangely, her assumptions start to discover correspondences in reality, and with mounting fervor and fear, the mist of secret begins to blur into threatening conviction. As her examination extends, unusual discords gather, maybe connected with the murkiness in her past; we should confront the possibility that there is either a guiltless clarification for this or a considerably more evil one. 

A triumphant mix of ghastliness, tension, and completely dark satire, Death in Her Hands requests that we consider how the accounts we come clean with ourselves both reflect and keep us oblivious in regards to it. By and by, we are in the possession of a storyteller whose inconsistency is very much earned, and the stakes have never been higher.

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