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    Out of Time: Lives, #2

    By Jaye Marie

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    Kate Devereau wakes up in a hospital, unable to speak or move. Her brain has shut down, refusing to acknowledge her dark and disturbing past, concealing a web of painful secrets. Michael Barratt brought her to the hospital, insisting that her ex-husband had tried to kill her. And from the state of him, had tried to kill him too. He had been searching for Kate for years, ever since their doomed love affair, only to discover someone else had been hunting her too. With the help of the DI David Snow, Kate will gradually piece her life back together, only to discover the nightmare is far from over. Her first instinct is to run, but David Snow convinces her to stay and help him put an end to the nightmare. A nightmare that will get progressively worse before it gets better. Haunted by his own demons, will the Snowman manage to catch the twisted killer?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJaye Marie
    Release dateMar 28, 2018
    ISBN9780244069209
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