β Scribed by Amanda Stevens
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Sometimes secrets are better left in the past
Renowned anthropologist Catherine March fears she's the biological daughter of a convicted serial killer. Tormented for years by nightmares and vague memories, she'd make a deal with the devil to investigate her mysterious adoption. Nick LaSalle eagerly takes the case, determined to prove someone is willing to kill to keep Catherine's past buried. But when the evidence hits too close to Nick's home, he has a choice to makeβuncover the truth or protect his reputation and family name...
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