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    Lazlo's Last Stand

    By Kathleen Creighton

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    A warrior stepped out of the shadows

    Keeping a low profile was Corbett Lazlo's secret for success. But now the super–spy and elusive owner of the Lazlo Group had to confront the faceless assassin who was killing his agents by making himself the next target.

    Then Lucia Cordez, his sexy head of IT, stepped into the line of fire. And the only safe haven for her was Corbett's isolated home, where guarding her suddenly became very risky to his heart. For although Lucia claimed to love him, she could be the assassin's partner and Corbett's deadly betrayer.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperCollins Publishers Australia
    Release dateJul 1, 2012
    ISBN9781460811016
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