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"The Death Messenger" by Mari Hannah (Minotaur Books, 448 pages, in stores) Detective Superintendent Eloise O'Neil and Detective Sergeant Matthew Ryan were on opposite sides in Hannah's novel "The Silent Room.Read more on NewsOK.com

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