Terms of Betrayal by T MIlton Mayer, T MIlton Mayer

Terms of Betrayal
T MIlton Mayer, T MIlton Mayer
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Publisher: Simon Publishing LLC
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For most of her adult life, Lisa Savich-Crawford had been a member of an elite anti-terrorist team. She retired from her career for the sake of her marriage and the pursuit of a "normal" life. Didn't work out. She had sacrificed her identity for nothing. When she discovers a body in a remote Florida swamp, it reignites in her a new sense of purpose. Although officially labeled an unfortunate accident, Lisa's investigative instincts say otherwise. Dozens of unanswered questions plague her, each answer more dangerous than the previous. As she follows the clues, they lead her to the political swamp of Washington DC. Her case is more than an isolated homicide in Florida. Powerful, international forces are in play. They are determined to stop Lisa at all cost.

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