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    Snake Skin: A Lucy Guardino FBI Thriller
    Snake Skin: A Lucy Guardino FBI Thriller
    Snake Skin: A Lucy Guardino FBI Thriller
    Audiobook12 hours

    Snake Skin: A Lucy Guardino FBI Thriller

    Written by CJ Lyons

    Narrated by Lauren Roth

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    About this audiobook

    An average Pittsburgh soccer mom, baking brownies and carrying a loaded forty-caliber Glock...


    An irresistible read that's "everything a great thriller should be—action packed, authentic, and intense" (Lee Child). With over 500 five-star reviews! Click to read it now!


    A loving mom and wife, dutiful daughter, consummate professional, and kick-ass federal agent, Lucy is living the perfect life as a Supervisory Special Agent running the FBI's Sexual Assault Felony Enforcement squad.


    Until the day she comes up against a predator more vicious and cunning than any she's ever tackled before, one who forces Lucy to choose between the life of the young victim she is fighting to save and her own daughter's....and Lucy's dream life is shattered.


    WARNING: the Lucy Guardino FBI Thrillers are NOT for the faint of heart! They depict adult situations, realistic violence with consequences, and delve deep into the darkness of the human heart and mind.


    SNAKE SKIN is the first novel in the Lucy Guardino FBI Thrillers series. If you enjoy captivating suspense, intelligent storytelling, strong and vulnerable characters, and a freight-train pace, then you'll love this adrenaline rush of a heart-pounding thriller.


    Lucy Guardino Thrillers in order:

    SNAKE SKIN

    BLOOD STAINED

    KILL ZONE (a Suspense Magazine Best Novel of the Year!)

    BAD BREAK

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEdgy Reads
    Release dateJun 28, 2012
    ISBN9781094212302
    Snake Skin: A Lucy Guardino FBI Thriller
    Author

    CJ Lyons

    Pediatric ER doctor turned New York Times bestselling thriller writer CJ Lyons has been a storyteller all her life—something that landed her in many time-outs as a kid. She writes her Thrillers with Heart for the same reason that she became a doctor: because she believes we each have the power to change our world.    In the ER she witnessed many acts of courage by her patients and their families, learning that heroes truly are born every day. When not writing, she can be found walking the beaches near her Lowcountry home, listening to the voices in her head and plotting new and devious ways to create mayhem for her characters.    To learn more about her Thrillers with Heart go to www.CJLyons.net

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    • 2/5
      Not all that interesting - it says "not for the faint of heart" but it was rather tame to me.