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Name: First Feelings
Author: Stanley I. Greenspan

📘 First Feelings by Stanley I. Greenspan

A superstar singer becomes the target for murder in this psychological thriller from the author of Circumstances Unknown. Sass Lindsey has won more Grammys in her career than any other performer. But the spotlight that lights her blazing talent also makes her a perfect target for murder.

First publish date: 1985

Authors: Stanley I. Greenspan

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