Second Look
Griffin Force #4
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Second Look
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Tristan Wright
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GraceWright Productions
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Julie Coulter Bellon
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**Whitney Award Finalist for Best Suspense**
**Swoony Award Winner for Best Military Romance**
With everything on the line, can Nate trust the woman he wants by his side, or should he turn her in as a traitor?
When the most wanted terrorist in the world escapes from a high security prison, Nate Hughes is part of the task force sent to recapture him. During the mission, he meets Abby, a fellow investigator that seems to have it all together. He's drawn to her and hopes they can join forces, but when her past is revealed, loyalties are called into question. Could she have turned against the country she once held dear?
The CIA wants her captured and interrogated, but with a terrorist attack imminent, Abby may be the only person in a position to help them stop it. Nate must make a choice to either trust her or turn her in - but the wrong decision would clear the path for the largest attack on freedom the world has ever seen.
And time is running out.
Listen to all the books in the Griffin Force series
The Captive (Griffin Force #1)
The Captain (Griffin Force #2)
The Capture (Griffin Force #3)
Second Look (Griffin Force #4)
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Commentaires
"An edgy page-turner...the brisk pace, the likeable characters, and the intensity of the plot makes this story a quick, highly suspenseful thrill ride and will leave romantic suspense fans begging for more!" (InD'Tale Magazine)
"Bellon has built a solid reputation as one of the top writers dealing with international espionage, military intelligence, and interaction between various world agencies. Her characters are strong, intelligent, and physically adept. Both Nate and Abby are characters the reader will find likable and realistic...." (Meridian Magazine)