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Conspiracy Game by Christine Feehan · Booklabria

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Conspiracy Game

Romance, SuspenseFicción

Conspiracy Game

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GhostwalkerBook 4 of 3

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First published: 2006
Editions: 11 in 3 languages
Series: Ghostwalker, 4

Synopsis

GhostWalker Jack Norton is a genetically enhanced telepathic sniper on a mission to rescue his brother in the jungles of the Congo. Then he meets Briony, a beautiful rebel on a mission of her own-and hiding secrets that a shadowy enemy would kill to discover.

Subjects: Romance, Suspense
Romance, Paranormal
Ficción
Psychic ability
Psychics
Telepathy
Set in: Africa

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11 in 3 languages

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English8 German1 Spanish1

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