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    Taken #4: Mistaken, #16

    By Renna Peak

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    When her life unravels around her, Jenna clings to the only person who can offer her a way out—something closer to normal than she’s ever known. A life that might finally mean happiness. The perfect life she’s always dreamed of is almost within reach, but then she’s reminded that nothing is as it seems.

    And that everyone has an agenda.

    Recommended for adults only. Episodes may contain steamy scenes and coarse language.

    This is the fourth episode of an ongoing, multi-part romantic suspense serial and ENDS WITH A CLIFFHANGER. The series unfolds over multiple volumes. The complete first and second seasons of The MISTAKEN Series (books 1-12) are available now.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRenna Peak
    Release dateApr 28, 2015
    ISBN9781513024448
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