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    The Truth Will Out: The Decade Series, #4
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    The Truth Will Out: The Decade Series, #4

    By Karen J Mossman

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    Kelly needs to escape from her abusive and controlling boyfriend, but she's terrified to leave. She's then given a chance to start a fresh, but is the cost for her freedom too high?

    The Decade Series - book 4 the 00s.

    Sarah is happy in her life. She has a dream job and a perfect roommate. But when a brick is thrown through the window, followed by a letter containing razor blades, her life starts to spin out of control. Detective Ryan Andrews is on the case and the two quickly form a close bond.

    Will Kelly pay the price for freedom? Can Sarah's secret past be kept from Ryan?

    In the end The Truth Will Out.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPict Publishing
    Release dateNov 11, 2016
    ISBN9781386131397
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