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Corpse Song: A story of friendship, murder and betrayal.
Corpse Song, a story of friendship, murder, and betrayal is a suspense-filled mystery loaded with twists and turns. In 1975, five friends discover a body in their village. Despite their efforts, they fail to uncover the killer and end up starting a band together.
These five enigmatic characters drift into adulthood, going their separate ways until, decades later, the discovery of a second body brings them back together. This time, though, the killer appears to be among them. It's a gripping race against time to resolve the cold case before they become victims themselves. Somewhere in the mists of time, there are clues, but can they be revealed?
A pacy thriller that gathers speed, Corpse Song will keep you guessing until its brutal conclusion.
These five enigmatic characters drift into adulthood, going their separate ways until, decades later, the discovery of a second body brings them back together. This time, though, the killer appears to be among them. It's a gripping race against time to resolve the cold case before they become victims themselves. Somewhere in the mists of time, there are clues, but can they be revealed?
A pacy thriller that gathers speed, Corpse Song will keep you guessing until its brutal conclusion.
221 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 18, 2024
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November 21, 2024
"Corpse Song" by Scott Dunlop is a gripping murder mystery that had me hooked from start to finish. The twists and turns kept me constantly guessing who the killer was, and the well-developed characters made the story all the more compelling. Dunlop's writing is sharp and immersive, making it impossible to put the book down. If you're a fan of mysteries with surprises around every corner, this one is a must-read!
February 8, 2025
Really enjoyable read, well written and full of suspense!
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