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    When She Was Bad
    When She Was Bad
    When She Was Bad
    Audiobook6 hours

    When She Was Bad

    Written by Cynthia Luhrs

    Narrated by Melissa Sternenberg

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    About this audiobook

    A far-reaching conspiracy... 

    On the run from her past, Hope finds refuge in a small town where no one knows who she is or what she's done. Or so she thinks.

    Unexplained Deaths..

    Then people start getting sick from tainted lettuce and meat. Sickness spreads like wildfire and people start dying. But why? And who is to blame?

    Hunted..

    When Hope discovers what's really going on, she inadvertently jeopardizes her safety, drawing the attention of a secretive and powerful consortium. People with money and power who will stop at nothing to silence the threat to their plans.The Organization underestimated her last time, they won't make the same mistake twice.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCynthia Luhrs
    Release dateDec 25, 2023
    ISBN9798868627668
    When She Was Bad
    Author

    Cynthia Luhrs

    Cynthia Luhrs is the author of the ghostly Shadow Walker novels, the Merriweather Sisters and Thornton Brothers Time Travel novels set in medieval England and a new thriller There Was A Little Girl. She grew up reading every book she could get her hands on. The librarian knew her by sight with her stack of books piled high on the counter. A military brat, she was always the new kid in school but made friends quickly over the love of a good book. Her idea of a perfect day is no interruptions and the freedom to live in her head all day, writing the next book, an icy beverage next to her as both tiger cats sit on the keyboard and demand treats.

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