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  • Does the description make the audience want to read the book?

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  • Cover grabs your attention quickly.

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  • Has the main characters been developed in the first chapter?

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Thunder Canyon

Donald Brewer

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S.tory details counterfeiting of gold coins around 1900 in the old West mining town of Cripple Creek Colorado

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