Bad People
A Milton Novel, Book 1
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Bad People
Narrated by:
Anthony Perkins
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Narrated by:
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Anthony Perkins
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John Sturgeon
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When a nasty winter storm rushes into the small town of Milton, Illinois, no one knows that it's ushering in one of the worst crime sprees of the town's history. During a robbery of St. Michael's collections on Christmas Eve, a Catholic Priest is murdered. The robbers left no clues behind. As Steve Marks and Stanley Cooper scramble around for leads on the murder, news comes of an even stranger case. A six-hundred-pound polar bear has gotten loose and mauled a man to death. Not only that, the bear, Burt, is now loose on the streets of Milton.
Bad People is guaranteed to raise your blood pressure.
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