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Black Falcons

By Ginny Young

Book information

ISBN
9798577950576
Language
english
Format
AZW3
Filesize
439 kB (449036 bytes)
Pages
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Library
SoftArchive
Time added
2023-06-15 03:14:29

Description

A father with a secret. A killer for hire with a haunted past. And a fight against time to outlive the bounty on her head. Everly's life will never be the same. In a futuristic Los Angeles, the world is still recovering from the Great Purge that crashed the internet and sent the world into a downward spiral. Everly thinks she's doing okay in the crowded city with her simple job and simple life, but all that changes when she finds herself delivered into the hands of a cutthroat group of mercenaries, by a father who is not the man he said he was. With a bounty on her head and hunters on her heels, she must decide if she will trust the killer whose bed she sleeps in, or rely on her own strength to solve the mystery and track down her hunters before it's too late.

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