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The Therapist
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You’ve only just met. But she already knows you so well. When Rachel moves into the spare room...
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The Tall Man
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The Tall Man is an addictive and unforgettable blend of psychological suspense and spine-tingling...
Dangerous Women
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Kezia Hayter knows these women aren't dangerous. One hundred and eighty petty convicts, all...
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Charlotte (184 KP) rated Mockingbird's Cry (Hera Force #1) in Books
Oct 26, 2021
Mockingbird's Cry is full of suspense, intrigue and romance, which makes a good all around read. There's plenty of action to keep you entertained.
Jo, an ex-member of Hera Force (all-female black ops group) is pulled back into the military life (that was ruined by a failed mission) working with Lincoln.... gorgeous, ex co-operative and lover from many moons ago!
Both are strong and capable, you'd need to be with all the twists, turns and lies that keep getting in their way personally and professionally.
The way that the two characters interact is well written and I really feel for them. I love how resilient Jo is.