Red Snow (23 page)

This is a work of fiction. The plot and the characters are a product of the author’s imagination. Where real persons, places, incidents, institutions, and such are incorporated to create the illusion of authenticity, they are used fictitiously. Inspiration was drawn from the following non-fiction sources:

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