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Latymer
- Nexus, Book 4
- Narrated by: Tim Campbell
- Length: 2 hrs and 20 mins
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Latymer
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Publisher's Summary
Latymer, a novella, is Book 4 in Tracey Devlyn's Nexus series.
Traitor or savior...or something far more devastating?
William Townsend - Lord Latymer - lost the woman he loved because of his greed and his ultimate deception of two powerful countries. Now, he must protect his nine-year-old son from the same fate. Latymer has only one chance to escape his enemies: board a ship that would carry them both to America and a new life. But first he must find his missing son, elude a vengeful grieving brother, and kill a beautiful French assassin. Time is slipping through his fingers and Latymer has 12 hours before his ship and his future sail away.
©2014 Tracey Devlyn (P)2014 Tracey Devlyn
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