King of Code by C.D. Reiss
by C.D. Reiss
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Taylor Harden is a man on the edge. The edge of fame. The edge of untold wealth. The edge of utter humiliation. He built an unhackable system, and in front of everyone, it’s hacked. His reputation goes from king to goat in a split second. Boom. Like that. Some dude in Barrington, USA (AKA Nowhere) has locked down Taylor’s code, and if he doesn’t get it back, he’s going to be wearing a monkey suit for the rest of his life. Except, this guy? This hacker from Nowhere? He’s not a guy. Harper Watson’s all woman. And she has a plan for Taylor, his code, and his body.
- File Name:king-of-code-by-c-d-reiss.epub
- Original Title:King of Code
- Creator:CD Reiss
- Language:en
- Identifier:calibre:6156
- Publisher:Flip City Media Inc.
- Date:2017-09-18T07:00:00+00:00
- File Size:601.325 KB
Table of Content
- 1. Title Page
- 2. Epigraph
- 3. Praise for Marriage Games
- 4. Copyright
- 5. Table of Contents
- 6. 4u7h0r’5 N073
- 7. I
- 8. II
- 9. III
- 10. IV
- 11. V
- 12. VI
- 13. VII
- 14. VIII
- 15. IX
- 16. X
- 17. XI
- 18. XII
- 19. XIII
- 20. XIV
- 21. XV
- 22. XVI
- 23. XVII
- 24. XVIII
- 25. XIX
- 26. XX
- 27. XXI
- 28. XXII
- 29. XXIII
- 30. XXIV
- 31. XXV
- 32. XXVI
- 33. XXVII
- 34. XXVIII
- 35. XXIX
- 36. XXX
- 37. XXXI
- 38. XXXII
- 39. XXXIII
- 40. XXXIV
- 41. XXXV
- 42. XXXVI
- 43. XXXVII
- 44. XXXVIII
- 45. XXXIX
- 46. XL
- 47. XLI
- 48. XLII
- 49. XLIII
- 50. XLIV
- 51. XLV
- 52. XLVI
- 53. XLVII
- 54. XLVIII
- 55. XLIX
- 56. L
- 57. LI
- 58. LII
- 59. LIII
- 60. LIV
- 61. LV
- 62. LVI
- 63. LVII
- 64. LVIII
- 65. LIX
- 66. LX
- 67. LXI
- 68. LXII
- 69. LXIII
- 70. LXIV
- 71. LXV
- 72. LXVI
- 73. LXVII
- 74. Epilogue
- 75. Acknowledgments
- 76. 1. White Knight
- 77. Also by CD Reiss
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Logic dictates that the reader should understand what they're reading. I'm confused as hell.
Is this book written by a misogynist? Why is the female so antagonistic?
what is even this book. made no sense at all