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[ID: A book cover. The name of the series “The Neve & Egan Cases” is written at the top of the cover in large, dark cream capitals. Directly lower right of this, text reading “Book 1” in smaller capitals. The title of the book “Russian Dolls” is written at the bottom of the cover in cream cursive. The author’s name “Christelle Comby” is below this in small cream coloured capitals. The background is a light brown and shows art of London at the bottom, with Big Ben in the centre. Someone appears to be falling from the sky to the left of the clock. In the centre of the cover, a black ink blot in the centre is designed to look like half a human face, with the smaller silhouette of a person next to it. /end]

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Content Warning:

• Death
• Descriptions of Rape
• Swearing
• Humman Trafficking
• Russian Mafia
• Suicide
• TBD

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Summary:

She’s lost a friend. He’s lost his sight. Can this unlikely duo solve an untouchable murder?

College student Alexandra Neve never backs down from a challenge. So when her BFF Irina dies of an apparent suicide, she channels her grief into cracking the case police refuse to touch. After discovering a mysterious list of Russian names in her friend’s room, Neve’s attempts to retrace Irina’s steps nabs her an unexpected crime-solving partner.

With the help of her blind history professor Ashford Egan, Neve connects the suspicious death to a recent London murder. But as the Russian mafia closes in, student and teacher alike must quickly find a witness willing to tell all. Because revealing the secrets of a dark enterprise could have deadly consequences…

Can Neve and Egan expose the twisted truth before they become the next victims?

Russian Dolls is the first book in the refreshingly unique Neve & Egan Cases mystery series. If you like unlikely partnerships, plots lifted straight from the headlines, and twists you won’t see coming, then you’ll love Cristelle Comby’s gripping whodunit.

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Notes:

This is the first book in the The Neve & Egan Cases series.

There is an ebook. There is a kindle edition.

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Archivist Comments:

I can’t find too much in relation to content warnings about this book.

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