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    These crime and mystery novels will make you feel much better about your staycation this summer...

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    Crime Fiction and the Close, Sometimes Twisted Bonds of Sisterhood

    Whether searching for sisters or covering up their crimes, the bonds of family are tightest in crime fiction.

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    There Are More Crime Books with Girl in the Title Than We Ever Imagined

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