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Nothing Up My Sleeve was the tenth story in the Bernice Summerfield anthology A Life Worth Living. It was written by Richard Salter.
Summary
Jason and Benny are going through the recent additions to the collection, Jason is hoping to create a magic act out of them, Benny doesn't. But soon Jason is on charge of murder, and if Benny can't find out who was the actual murdered, she'll never see Jason again.
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Continuity
- Braxiatel is suffering a public backlash after Bev Tarrant's trip to Viveka. (PROSE: Reparation)
