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    Six

    By Gregory Coley

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    Her brother told her majoring in journalism would make her hate writing. Bailey was inclined to believe him. Barely scraping by in college, an opportunity to save her educational life sends Bailey down a rabbit hole she never expected. Pick a tombstone, research the person and write a report. The assignment seemed simple. That is until Bailey discovers twenty nearly identical graves. All with different names but the same date of death. What connects these twenty graves, these twenty people, these twenty lives? In an investigation spanning over a century, Bailey gets lost in the hunt for answers. What is their connection, and could it lead back to Bailey’s own bloodline?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateFeb 4, 2016
    ISBN9781329881266
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