No Rules (Omega Group Book 1)

By Starr Ambrose
Category: Romance books
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Jess Maulier's estranged father was more than the quiet professor of linguistics he appeared to be – she is shocked to discover he was also an operative for a covert group that rescues hostages. Before he died he left Jess a vital clue to a rescue. Unfortunately, it's in the form of a children's story, and she has no idea what it means. Though she resents the close professional and personal rela...

File Size: 1448 KB
Print Length: 364 pages
Publisher: Entangled: Edge (August 4, 2014)
Publication Date: August 4, 2014
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B00LRXRO1C
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It's been a grand adventure, and Caroline and Simon wouldn't go out without the best surprise ending ever. I enjoyed the Menage character the majority of the time, he seemed like a decent guy that just got caught up. Download book No Rules (Omega Group Book 1) Pdf. In SHADOW ON THE SUN former journalist R Julian Cox displays his deep understanding of the issues and technologies involved. The illustrations are well rounded with line and side drawing of many aircraft types. I have attached one of the illustrations directly from the book. Kudos to the publisher for putting out an outstanding product. Excerpt from Riedel's Codex Diplomaticus Brandenburgensis, Vol.

reviews: Jess Maulier fears any changes to her safe life. When her estranged father dies, her world changes. He was not who he appeared to be, Walter Shikovski worked for a secret agency. What had he discovered that resulted in his murder? Tyler Donovan, his ...

After studying English Literature & Media in Falmouth, Cornwall she worked in publishing for 10 years as an editor and production manager before deciding to view the industry from the author’s point of view instead. This is a lovely "escape for eight to ten hours" read. Great way to familiarize children with the arts. In this short work, he examines and critiques the basic arguments against Pauline authorship, as well as the evidence supporting it.