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    TRUE COLORS: THE ACCIDENTAL HEIST
    TRUE COLORS: THE ACCIDENTAL HEIST
    TRUE COLORS: THE ACCIDENTAL HEIST
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    TRUE COLORS: THE ACCIDENTAL HEIST

    Written by Clive Dev

    Narrated by Tracey Mycroft

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    People show their True Colors when they desire something unlawfully. When we covet someone else's property, we show what we are really made of. However, the joy of acquiring does not last forever.... 

    When Jason escapes from prison after 10 years, it is not as easy as he thought it would be. He braves the perils and reaches a safe harbor.

    Here he witnesses two murders that lead him to conduct an accidental heist. A compelling story of twists and turns, adventure and drama.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherClive Story Creations LTD
    Release dateJun 7, 2019
    ISBN9781916152939
    Author

    Clive Dev

    I am Clive from Ireland, I write Story / Screen play for films. My speciality is Fiction Thriller, Crime, Action and Suspense. I have 20 years experience in the film industry. My professional back ground is in personal fitness and nutrition. As a child, I used to scribble on the walls of my bedroom in my sleep. Now I know that the creative person inside me was responsible for that. My website is http://www.clivestorycreations.com. Please post your comments.

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