Connected: The Call: Part One Of The Gripping Spy Thriller Series

By Michelle Medhat | Category: Mystery, Thriller and Suspense ebooks | DMCA

“Michelle Medhat takes on and pulls off a Herculean feat by seamlessly merging Espionage, Science Fiction and Thriller genres.”Garrard Hayes, Best selling author of Bourbon and BloodAbout the BookIt starts with Ellie Noor hearing a voice she can’t explain in her kitchen.Seconds later the perfect marriage she thought she had with Sam disintegrates before her eyes.Learning the truth brings terror in...

File Size: 2945 KB
Print Length: 290 pages
Publisher: Ardua Publishing; 2 edition (December 11, 2013)
Publication Date: December 11, 2013
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B00H9OAXUW
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Ellie Noor finds out very quickly what she doesn't know can seriously hurt her. A bizarre, dangerous dream becomes second to discovering her husband is an agent for MI6. Sam Noor used his cover in the Foreign Service to do some remarkable black ops, ...

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