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    Hearts on Fire
    Hearts on Fire
    Hearts on Fire
    Audiobook6 hours

    Hearts on Fire

    Written by Catherine Wiltcher

    Narrated by Sarah Puckett and J.F. Harding

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    About this audiobook

    Hearts on Fire is the final book in USA Today best-selling author Catherine Wiltcher's dark and thrilling Santiago Trilogy.


    My Devil:


    He came into my life like a raging storm.


    The man I despised.


    The killer with no conscience.


    I fell as hard as a woman like me can fall.


    When he bleeds, I feel his pain. When we kiss, I taste his tragedy. When he kills, my heart is stained with all the colors of his vengeance.


    My Angel:


    I was the captor who became the captivated.


    Her light was a blazing trail, illuminating the bullet holes that studded my darkness.


    I betrayed, but she forgave.


    Now, we're standing on the threshold of hell, and everyone around us is burning.


    Trust no one.


    Seek the truth.


    Deliver justice.


    We have no choice but to finish this war....together.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPink Flamingo Productions
    Release dateDec 28, 2021
    ISBN9781960486097
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