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    Hood
    Hood
    Hood
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    Hood

    By Dyanna Ashe

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    Years after a killer virus decimated the Untied States a new regime is in place. But the city of New Yorkshire has a dangerous undergorund lead by a mysterious cyber vigilante known as Hood. He is fighting to save the Down Worlders from extermination and regain the trust of the only woman he ever loved -and was forced to leave behind. Can he defeat the charismatic John Beaumont or will his long denied desire for Beaumont's fiancee be the end of them all?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDyanna Ashe
    Release dateJul 27, 2011
    ISBN9781465898784
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    Dyanna Ashe

    Dyanna Ashe is the author of over half a dozen Erotic Bedtime Stories. She loves to travel and hopes to someday meet a man who is as loyal as her dog. Always on the go she lives most of the time from her suitcase and is never without a good cup of coffee and a bar of good chocolate.

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