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    Images of Betrayal
    Images of Betrayal
    Images of Betrayal
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    Images of Betrayal

    By Tracy Beltran

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    Photos show what happened in the past.
    His foretold the future...

    Abandoned by her family, Tysan supports herself waiting tables.
    One evening, a beguiling, rugged young man walks out of a blizzard and into her life. He seems to possess the remarkable ability to take photographs of events that have not yet happened.

    Ty is not sure who she can trust, who she needs to protect, and who will protect her.

    Will she learn the truth in time?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTracy Beltran
    Release dateJan 25, 2014
    ISBN9781310187728
    Images of Betrayal
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    Tracy Beltran

    Tracy Beltran previously published under the name Claire Collins and writes across many genres.

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