License to Kill by R.J. Blain

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Being the mate of Jake Thomas isn’t what Karma expected. He wants to keep her safe. She wants to find out the truth behind the kidnapping of baby Annabelle Greenwich, the case that had resulted in their marriage.

The truth can only be found in murky waters, and with a betrayer in their midsts, Karma is forced to choose between the man she loves and justice.

In order to untangle the web of lies destroying her life, Karma partners with a rogue wolf who faces execution should she be caught by the Inquisition. On the run from the authorities, her mate, and those who would kill her to protect their secrets, Karma has one chance to discover the truth before her former allies and mate are forced to make use of their license to kill.

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File Name:license-to-kill-by-r-j-blain.epub
Original Title:License to Kill
Creator:R.J. Blain
Language:en
Identifier:mobi-asin:B0832D183D
Publisher:Pen & Page Publishing
Date:2020-12-21T20:00:00+00:00
Subject:Fiction,Fantasy,Paranormal,Romance,General,Shifters,Contemporary
File Size:764.588 KB

Table of Content

1. Title Page
2. Copyright
3. Contents
4. 1. Too much had changed.
5. 2. My first mistake was believing my ma would always, deep down, love me no matter what I did.
6. 3. I would prefer to believe I am a being completely lacking in emotion.
7. 4. Do I look like I’m available for questioning?
8. 5. I would never blame him for that.
9. 6. Along the way, I’d lost the ability to seek out silver linings.
10. 7. In time, I’d break.
11. 8. I had given my word, and I would hold true to it.
12. 9. That’s not what I want.
13. 10. What the hell are you two doing?
14. 11. They are a reflection of my opinion.
15. 12. There won’t be a problem, sir.
16. 13. Ever thought of picking up a career as an attorney, Mr. Desjardins?
17. 14. They’re going to kill you.
18. 15. That sounds like a lot of work, Jake.
19. 16. Hasn’t the pack suffered enough?
20. 17. I was unaware pampering involved cuffs.
21. About R.J. Blain
22. Upcoming R.J. Blain releases
23. Acknowledgments