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    Christmas Makes it Chaos: Shadow Council, #3

    By Julie C. Gilbert

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    Christmas is a time for peace, love, and family. Right?

     

    Wrong. Some people prefer chaos.

     

    FBI Special Agent Megan Luchek travels to Philadelphia with her partner, Daniel Cooper, for a law enforcement conference on battling terrorism. She never makes it. Instead, she ends up investigating an actual threat with an unlikely ally.

     

    Cassandra Mirren prefers working alone, but she's been ordered to bring Agent Luchek along for the ride. Their last encounter was adversarial, but this time they have a common foe. 

     

    Can the agent and the assassin save countless lives this Christmas?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJulie C. Gilbert
    Release dateMay 28, 2020
    ISBN9781393962335
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    Writer, chemistry teacher, Christian

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