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Rank Is Sometimes Just a Smell
- Nikki Armstrong Measure of a Woman, Book 4
- Narrated by: Cynthia Winsor
- Length: 1 hr and 2 mins
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Rank Is Sometimes Just a Smell
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Publisher's Summary
Nikki was a few days away from graduating from the police academy. Through arduous work, her naval training, perseverance, and the skills poured into her by Papa and Mama Armstrong, Nikki was number two in her class academically.
She was number one in physical training and marksmanship, due in large part to her military training. However, Nikki never neglected to credit her mom for this skill. Mama Armstrong, since both parents were members of the military, was a military brat. She brazenly defied all advice to the contrary and taught Nikki at an early age how to handle firearms. Yes, Mama Armstrong was one of a kind.
©2023 Vinny Green (P)2023 Vinny Green
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