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    The Island

    By James Loscombe

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    She works for an agency so secret that it doesn’t even have a name. She is deep undercover and in well over her head. She was sent to sea because there was only one way she would be able to infiltrate the island of the Grigori. Now it isn’t just her that is in danger, her friends, her enemies, even the island itself seems to be out to get her. Samantha’s only hope is death and death has little interest in the living.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJames Loscombe
    Release dateApr 15, 2014
    ISBN9781311968449
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    The Island
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    James Loscombe

    James Loscombe has been publishing under various pen names for the last five years. He lives in England with his wife Tamzin and their sons Jude and Oscar.

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