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Can murder be stopped after it has already occurred?

End of October, late at night. A kid, who is 17 years old, is tardy. He emerges as you watch from the window, and you understand he isn’t alone since he is going toward another man who is armed.

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When a humorous, joyful teenage kid kills a stranger in the neighborhood, she can believe what they’re seeing. Nobody knows who. Nobody knows why. The kid’s current whereabouts are all they know. His future was ruined.

“An amazing, compulsively twisting psychological thriller about a mother who sees her teenage son knife a guy and then decides to use an outlandish method to attempt to save him.”

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She went to sleep in despair that night. It’s all over. before she wakes. She awaken each morning one day earlier, one day before the murder. with another opportunity to halt it. There is a solution hidden in the past. She must discover the crime’s catalyst if she wants to stop it.

Wrong Place Wrong Time (2022) by Gillian McAllister

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