In this book, based on a true story, Truman Capote recounts the murders of Herb Clutter, a rich farmer from Kansas, his wife Bonnie, his sixteen-year-old daughter Nancy, and his fifteen-year-old son, Kenyon.
- ‘In Cold Blood’
- ‘The Glass Key’
- ‘The Moving Target’
- ‘Red Harvest’
Answer
The correct answer is A) ‘In Cold Blood’.
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