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NO TWO FINGERPRINTS ARE THE SAME A lawyer is found murdered in his Hoboken home. The only evidence found by Homicide detectives Brett Foster and Josh Raghetti is a single thumbprint in the victim's blood. BUT WHAT IF SOMEONE HAD YOUR PRINT? The print is traced back to store owner, Craig Waterford. But Craig pleads that he is innocent and does not know the victim. Yet the evidence does not lie. WHAT WOULD YOU DO? With the help of an old friend and lawyer, Jacob Scott, Craig races against the police in order to find out who really is the killer and why he is being framed for a crime he did not…mehr

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NO TWO FINGERPRINTS ARE THE SAME A lawyer is found murdered in his Hoboken home. The only evidence found by Homicide detectives Brett Foster and Josh Raghetti is a single thumbprint in the victim's blood. BUT WHAT IF SOMEONE HAD YOUR PRINT? The print is traced back to store owner, Craig Waterford. But Craig pleads that he is innocent and does not know the victim. Yet the evidence does not lie. WHAT WOULD YOU DO? With the help of an old friend and lawyer, Jacob Scott, Craig races against the police in order to find out who really is the killer and why he is being framed for a crime he did not commit. By the time it's all over, Craig and Jacob will learn just how deep the truth has been buried.
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Born in New York City, Sean Lennon grew up in Hudson County, New Jersey where his creative side and love for edge of your seat suspense stories were born. In his high school years, he began writing short stories involving friends and fellow schoolmates that were enjoyed by students and teachers alike. Studying the suspense genre and criminal forensics for years, Sean continued to write short stories in order to perfect his craft. While at Marymount Manhattan College, Sean took a number of writing courses. Years later, he was able to meet his idol of the genre, James Patterson. Patterson gave Sean a few tips of his own that he took to heart. In 2000, Sean met his wife online. Shortly after the 9/11 terrorist attacks in 2001, he moved up to Alberta, Canada where he married the year after. Since then, Sean has continued to write and study criminal forensics. He currently lives in Alberta with his wife, three step daughters and one son. His personal website, which holds a few of his short stories, is located at www.seanlennonauthor.synthasite.com