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    Blind Loyalty

    By P.E. Wallace and Tr3.6.6

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    Blind Loyalty

    GENE IS IN TROUBLE! Again. In an effort to make fast money, Gene has found himself in a bind with a major crime boss. Gene’s best friend, Drew, has bailed him out time after time. However, this time, Drew’s career, love life, and life hang in the balance. Some risks are not worth taking and certain ties have to be cut. The lines of loyalty are growing cold. Lies are told. Secrets are revealed. New relationships are formed. And existing ones come to a violent end!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateJul 11, 2017
    ISBN9781365494437
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