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The Cove by Catherine Coulter · Booklabria

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Catherine Coulter
The Cove

Romance, ContemporaryThrillers, Suspense

The Cove

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First published: 1996
Editions: 6 in 2 languages

Synopsis

Sally Brainerd, daughter of the murdered Amory St. John, flees Washington, D.C., to seek sanctuary in the quaint little town called The Cove, pursued by undercover FBI agent James Quinlan, who believes that Sally holds the key to solving her father's murder. Original.

Subjects: Romance, Contemporary
Thrillers, Suspense
Man-woman relationships
Murder
United States
Suspense fiction
Set in: Oregon
Characters: Dillon Savich

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6 in 2 languages

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English4 Russian1

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