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The Dark River

Hawks, John Twelve

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The Dark River

John Twelve Hawks is the author of the New York Times bestseller THE TRAVELER.

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Title of ebook: The Dark River
ISBN: 9780385524155
Publisher: Doubleday Publishing
Internet download file size: 2324 kb
Pages: 400
Released online for download: 07-10-2007
Author of eBook: Hawks, John Twelve

The Dark River

Book Two of the Fourth Realm
1

Michael Corrigan sat in a windowless room at the Evergreen Foundation’s Research Center, north of New York City. He was watching a young Frenchwoman as she wandered through the Printemps Department Store in Paris. The surveillance cameras in the store reduced everything to black and white and shades of gray, but he could see that she was a brunette, fairly tall, and quite attractive. He liked her short skirt, black leather jacket, and her shoes—high heels with thin straps tied around her ankles.

The scanner room resembled a private facility for showing movies. It had a large flat–panel video screen and speakers built into the walls. But there was only one place to sit—a butternut-brown leather lounge chair with a computer monitor and keyboard on a pivoting steel ... read full excerpt from The Dark River ebook