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    Alaskan Christmas Escape

    By Juno Rushdan

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    With a death squad in pursuit...a fugitive needs the help of a wounded warrior.


    An elite CIA kill squad has located hacker Zenobia Hanley’s Alaska wilderness hideout. With commandos hot on Zee’s heels, she’s saved from capture by her neighbour John Lowry. Zee has kept her yearning for the disabled SEAL in check to shield him. But, despite her secrets, John’s determined to protect Zee regardless of the risks. Because there’s more at stake this Christmas than just their lives.

    Mills & Boon Intrigue — Seek thrills. Solve crimes. Justice served.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperCollins Publishers Australia
    Release dateDec 1, 2021
    ISBN9781867242680
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    Juno Rushdan

    Juno Rushdan is a veteran US Air Force intelligence officer and award-winning author. Her books are action-packed and fast-paced. Critics from Kirkus and Library Journal have called her work “heart-pounding James Bond-ian adventure” that “will captivate lovers of romantic thrillers.” Visit her website: www.junorushdan.com.

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