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A Case for Nrini
- Narrated by: Robert Ricotta
- Length: 46 mins
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A Case for Nrini
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Publisher's Summary
Upon entering prison, the first words on Nrini's lips are, "I would like to see Ruben Xavito." In fact, they are her first words over the course of a trial that ended with her life sentence. Suddenly, Ruben, hungry for the untold story behind Nrini's crime, finds himself in Sawari Maximum Prison. He assumes he will find the familiar tale of her crime whose terrible nature had the town rejoicing once the life sentence verdict was read. But what Ruben finds, as he listens to Nrini, is something much more terrifying than Nrini's crime.
©2015 Victor Alao (P)2015 Victor Alao
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