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    The Propositon

    By Jan Selbourne

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    They met on the eve of a battle. One enlisted to avoid prison, the other enlisted to avoid the money lenders. On the bloodied fields of France, Harry Connelly collapses beside the corpse of Andrew Conroy. It's a risk, a hanging offence, it's his only hope for a future. Harry swaps identity discs.

    Now known as Andrew, he is just another face in post war London until a letter arrives with a proposition. Accepting will plunge him into a nightmare of murder, family jealousy and greed.

    To survive he must live this lie without a mistake, until he falls in love with Lacey. To keep her he must tell the truth and face the consequences.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBWL Publishing Inc.
    Release dateJun 15, 2018
    ISBN9780228603252
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