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Her past has caught up with her. Again.

Cali Lebeau has been aiding hackers with her cryptology skills to track an apparent terrorist organization. When they discover what she’s been doing, they target her. Asher Cross, billionaire recluse, insists on aiding her, though she doesn’t understand why.

Asher Cross has…


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When the name Melissa Koslin is listed on a book, I automatically want to read it. This Beauty and the Beast retelling was suspenseful as it was romantic. Couple that with the way Koslin weaves in God in and I almost started praying for fictional characters. Melissa Koslin writes masterful romantic suspense.

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