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Calculated Revenge
By: Jill Elizabeth NelsonHarlequin Romance eBooks eBook Publisher: Harlequin
Imprint: Steeple Hill Love Inspired Suspense
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It's been eighteen years since Laney Thompson's sister was abducted and killed, but the pain Laney feels has never faded. And now the murderer is back, taunting Laney with mementos of her sister and threatening Laney's young daughter. School principal Noah Ryder is her best hope for protecting her daughter-- if she can convince the former investigator to take the case. As the threats accelerate, a string of clues leads Laney to uncover old secrets. But without Noah's help, how can she piece together the puzzle before her child--like her sister--is lost to a killer's revenge?
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| Title of Harlequin Romance eBook: Calculated Revenge | |
| Release Date: 04-01-2010 | |
| Publisher: Steeple Hill Love Inspired Suspense |
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| Parent title | Calculated Revenge |
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| Encrypted (DRM) | Yes |
| SKU | 2370002691543 |
| File size | 1000 |
| Security | n/a |
| Printing | Not allowed |
| Copying | Not allowed |
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Calculated Revenge
The grimy backpack rested abandoned against the playground fence. Laney Thompson's eyes riveted on the schoolbag, but her feet stuck to the gravel near the swings. What was the matter with her? The students had rushed less than a minute ago into the elementary school building after noon recess. One of them must have forgotten the bag. Simple explanation. Then why did her skin pebble as if she stood on this Minnesota playground in mid-January, rather than the balmy end of May?
A warm breeze puffed a curtain of light brown hair in front of her face, and she blinked, breaking the hold of the strange paralysis. Laney brushed the hair aside and moved forward. Standing in front of the pack, she curled her hands into fists. Come on, pick it up. But her arms balked at the command to reach for the pack's frayed top strap.
Dread pummeled her.
She studied the object. Mildew stains spattered the canvas, and the original color was barely discernable as green. Whoever owned this schoolbag had been mighty careless with it or was too poor to afford a new one. Several students who fit either description passed through her mind.
All she needed to do was check inside for papers identifying the owner. The plumpness of the pack suggested that there
ought to be plenty of clues inside. She reached for the strap, then froze, breath sawing in her lungs. Blackness trimmed her vision.
Laney Thompson, this is no time for a panic attack. You left those behind. Remember?
Yes, she remembered the years of counseling. Vividly. Then the determined struggle to put the past behind her and get a college education—an effort prolonged and complicated by a mistake of a marriage and the birth of a beautiful daughter. But at twenty-eight s
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