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    Unhinged

    By Barbra Leslie

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    Danny used to smoke crack cocaine. But two years ago her sister was murdered and Danny was flung into a wild chase across North America in pursuit of the murderer and his acolytes. Following a tumultuous stint in rehab, Danny and her family have finally found sanctuary: in a converted factory in downtown Toronto decked out in the most advanced security available. Danny is clean, running a gym, and finally free to enjoy quality time with her nephews.
    But when the boys’ father turns up one night, beaten to a pulp and with the name of a stripper on his lips, Danny is tangled into a series of secrets that will lead her to the final showdown and a discovery of the ultimate betrayal...

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTitan Books
    Release dateNov 24, 2017
    ISBN9781783297030
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    Barbra Leslie

    Barbra Leslie studied film and theatre at York University, then English at the University of Toronto. She has previously published a novel, Nerve, and a screenplay for straightedge films. She's been a marketing manager for a major Bay Street law firm, criminal law issues officer for a government ministry, and traveled extensively around the world. She is the author of the Cracked trilogy of crime thrillers. Follow her on Twitter @barbrajleslie

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