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    Kill Time

    By T. J. MacGregor

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    NOWHERE TO RUN ...
    Nora McKee has never forgotten the terrible day her mother was abducted by government agents and “disappeared.” Now, it’s happening again. In a crowded cafe on an ordinary street, they’ve come for her husband Jake, a man who knows too much. And the last thing he says to Nora before he vanishes is a chilling warning ... Run, Nora, run ...

    NOWHERE TO HIDE ...
    Alone and hunted by a shadow organization that will stop at nothing to find her, Nora is in a fight for survival far more important than she knows. For she is a link to a discovery beyond all human imagining ... a brilliant experiment that has suddenly crossed the line into uncontrollable nightmare ...

    NOWHERE IS SAFE ...

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCrossroad Press
    Release dateFeb 14, 2016
    ISBN9781310625695
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