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The coldest mile by Tom Piccirilli · Booklabria

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The coldest mile

The coldest mile

Name: The coldest mile
Author: Tom Piccirilli

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First published: 2009

Synopsis

For ten years Chase walked the straight and narrow until his true love, Lila, was murdered. Now Chase is looking for his grandfather Jonah, the stone-cold-killer con man who raised him, with hopes to save Jonah's infant daughter from the life that Chase himself can't escape.

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Publisher: Bantam Books
Published: 2009
Pages: 335
Language: English
ISBN-13: 978-0553590852

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