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    The Girl Who Ran
    Audiobook10 hours

    The Girl Who Ran

    Written by Nikki Owen

    Narrated by Yolanda Kettle

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    Dr Maria Martinez has finally escaped The Project facility that has been controlling her since birth. But in going against The Project's rigid protocol, the powers at the very top of the organisation will go to any length to re-initiate her. Their aim? To get her back in Room 17, where their intense ‘training ‘of Maria can be completed. Fleeing to Switzerland, Maria must never lose sight of potential danger, but soon finds there's nowhere to run…
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherW. F. Howes Ltd
    Release dateJun 15, 2017
    ISBN9781510069961
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    Nikki Owen

    Nikki Owen is an award-winning writer and columnist. She was a marketing consultant and university teaching fellow before turning to writing full time. As part of her degree, she studied at the acclaimed University of Salamanca—the same city her protagonist in the Project trilogy, Dr. Maria Martinez, hails from.

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