β Scribed by Tonya Macalino
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Kaitlin Osgood has a stowaway in her head.
Beneath the polishedfaçade of Countermeasures International's Senior VP lurks the remains of the desperate and terrified girl she once was: street thief, Ashley Porter.
In the middle of the Pacific Ocean on the platform for the latest space elevator, she should finally be safe...
...safe from the sexy, enigmatic eyes of port's security director, Camden Glaswell, who seems to see right through Kaitlin's ruse.
...safe from the relentless, seductive pursuit of master thief, Stephan Chen, the chief architect of Kaitlin's former life of crime.
But Kaitlin has another, more dangerous secret.
Her talent for security comes not from the latest technology, but from her ability to sense people's emotions, to see the ghosts of their intentions.
It's a talent she must learn to wield as a weapon before one too many secrets cost Kaitlin her life...
Click now and join Kaitlin in witnessing The Spectre of Intention!
"'Spectre of Intention' is across-genre triumph. Tonya Macalino spins a story webbed with threads of romance, science fiction, mystery, and thrills--all cocooned into one gripping ride." - Teri Watanabe, A Word's Worth
"Macalino has a winner in her debut novel, very well written!" -Melissa Rheinlander, Keeping Up With the Rheinlanders
"Tonya Macalino is definitely a writer to watch!" - Donna Fletcher Crow, Author of A Very Private Grave
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