Mark Howes Coursework Year 1

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When a series of disturbing crimes rocks the alleys of Gorleston, a seasoned detective is called in to solve the case. The crimes seem unconnected at first, but as the detective digs deeper, he uncovers a network of teenage criminals—a ruthless gang led by a mysterious, charismatic figure. The gang, known for its violent heists and drug trade, has a code that involves loyalty above all, and no one talks to the authorities—until one of their own questions the gang's motives and betrays her own friends. As the detective delves into the shadows of the alleys, he discovers a web of betrayal, hidden alliances, and dark secrets, leading him to believe that the gang’s leader may not be just a thug—he could be orchestrating something much bigger, with far-reaching consequences for the entire town. 

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