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Calculated Risk
By: Stephanie DoyleHarlequin Romance eBooks eBook Publisher: Harlequin
Imprint: Silhouette Bombshell
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At the ripe old age of twenty, girl genius Sabrina Masters was booted from the CIA for "willful insubordination." Now, ten years later, they want her back for a mission only she has the brains to complete--breaking a twisted code to flush out a terrorist. Too bad the mission comes with her former trainer and ex-lover--Quinlan--attached.
With national security at risk, Sabrina doesn't have time for rules or distractions. Especially from Quinlan. A decade out of the spy game means the odds are against her--but they don't call her a genius for nothing....
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| Title of Harlequin Romance eBook: Calculated Risk | |
| Release Date: 06-21-2010 | |
| Publisher: Silhouette Bombshell |
This eBook download is available in the following formats:
| Parent title | Calculated Risk |
|---|---|
| Encrypted (DRM) | Yes |
| SKU | 9781426867040 |
| File size | 1267 |
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Calculated Risk
Chapter One
I'm dead now. You know what to do, G.G.Sabrina Masters stared at the e-mail displayed on her computer screen and released a deep breath. Arnold was gone.
A true believer in the art of science and math, he'd been a mentor. Certainly, he'd been one of her few intellectual equals. But more importantly, he'd cared about her. More, she knew, than her own father ever had. At least Arnold always looked out for her.
Her head fell forward because it seemed too heavy to hold up. She could feel the tears well behind her eyes and wanted to stop them. But she decided that Arnold deserved a few tears.
He'd been alone in the world. No wife, no children, no family to speak of. He'd made the computer his wife. The work his child. But the computer wouldn't cry and the work wouldn't mourn for him.
She wondered if he realized now that he was gone that there had never been anyone truly significant in his life. If he did, if that knowledge somehow made him sad, she hoped he at least knew how heartbroken she was.
You know what to do, G.G.
The old nickname brought a smile to her lips. G.G.: Girl Genius.
Sabrina glanced at the number typed at the bottom and instantly memorized it, plugging it into her brain alongside every other piece of information that she'd ever stumbled across. Sometimes she wondered if one day her head might fill up to such a capacity that it would simply explode from the strain. The gruesome image did nothing to improve her mood.
"I don't know if I can do this, Arnold," she stated aloud to the almost empty room, in the practically empty house that was her home in an out-of-the-way, n
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