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Unspeakable by Sandra Brown · Booklabria

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SuspenseThrillers

Unspeakable

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First published: 1998
Editions: 22 in 4 languages

Synopsis

A drifter, whose casual air belies his troubled past, Jack Sawyer arrives at Anna Corbett's ranch asking for work. He is actually hoping to protect the innocent widow and her son from Carl Herbold, a cold-blooded psychopath who is pursuing his own insane revenge against her. But can Sawyer succeed?

Subjects: Suspense
Thrillers
Thrillers, Suspense
Revenge
Widows
Serial murderers
Set in: Texas

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22 in 4 languages

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English13 German4 French2 Russian2

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