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The Dangers in Love
| Author | : Kat Thomas |
| Publisher | : Kat Thomas |
| Total Pages | : 236 |
| Release | : |
| Genre | : Fiction |
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Kit Jones has given up her personal happiness to raise her adopted four children. the one time she goes to a company function she gets a text message that changes her life forever. Her oldest daughter goes missing and she needs help. She finds it in a co-worker who stood by her on the worst night of her life. What the two find with each other changes everything for all six people.
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