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My life with a criminal book by John Kiriamiti

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Here Milly, his girlfriend, tells the poignant story of her life with the bank robber. They were in love, and he was gentle, kind and considerate. But after she moved in with him, she discovered his double life. She remained devoted, but the stress of his life bore its toll, and finally they parted.

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My life with a criminal book by John Kiriamiti

John Kiriamiti’s best-selling novel My Life in Crime has become a classic.

Here Milly, his girlfriend, tells the poignant story of her life with the bank robber. They were in love, and he was gentle, kind and considerate. But after she moved in with him, she discovered his double life. She remained devoted, but the stress of his life bore its toll, and finally they parted.

This sequel novel is also a bestseller in Kenya.

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