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    Killer Smile

    By Marilyn Pappano

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    About this ebook

    The detective reunites with his runaway bride

    A brand-new suspense story from USA TODAY bestselling author Marilyn Pappano

    When a stalker targets Natasha Spencer—and her exes—Tash must warn the man she abandoned at the altar. She reconnects with Detective Daniel Harper, but a history of heartbreak still lingers between them. Daniel is determined to protect, but not trust, Tash. Every clue they pursue and chance they take reignites desire…and leads straight into an inescapable trap.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin Romantic Suspense
    Release dateNov 1, 2018
    ISBN9781488093265
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    Marilyn Pappano

    Author of 80+ books, Marilyn Pappano has been married for thirty+ years to the best husband a writer could have. She's written more than 80 books and has won the RITA and many other awards. She blogs at www.the-twisted-sisters.com and can be found at www.marilyn-pappano.com. She and her husband live in Oklahoma with five rough-and-tumble dogs.

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