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Little deaths
Little deaths

By Emma Flint

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"It's 1965 in a tight-knit working-class neighborhood in Queens, New York, and Ruth Malone--a single mother who works long hours as a cocktail waitress--wakes to discover her two small children, Fr...

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Little deaths
Little deaths

By Emma Flint

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A gripping suspense tale set in 1960s New York and inspired by true events follows the investigation of a cocktail waitress whose two young children have been brutally murdered and a rookie tabloid...

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Little Deaths
Little Deaths

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Little Deaths
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Kucuk Olumler
Kucuk Olumler

By Emma Flint

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Muertes pequenas

By Beatriz Galan, Emma Flint

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Little Deaths

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Other Women

By Emma Flint

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