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    Kidnapped, Trained, and Mad As Hell

    By Kristine Lichtlider

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    The Kremlin’s Sveltlana vows to break up a human trafficking ring and find her beloved Boris. She allows herself to be kidnapped, and then is tortured, repeatedly raped and degraded along with 2 dozen other women. If she can only find and save Boris... but where is he in the labyrinth of unspeakable horrors? Can she save herself from the unending cruelty before she gets sold?

    Elite Russian agent, Svetlana Breshnev, is a feared woman. Trained in wetworks, she is a Spetznaz, trained to kill with any weapon or her bare hands. An old friend contacts Svetlana, informing her that an ex-boyfriend has gone missing while investigating a human trafficking ring. Svetlana has no choice but to allow herself to be taken captive and serve her captors sadistic needs while searching for clues about her missing ex. Svetlana is tough as nails, but can she survive a brutal program designed to make any woman into a wanton pain slut?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateMar 22, 2015
    ISBN9781329008434
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    Kidnapped, Trained, and Mad As Hell
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    Kristine Lichtlider

    Kristine was born the youngest child in a large family in St. Louis, Mo. Left to her own devices by an absent father and a sickly mother, she delved deep into the darkest parts of her own psyche. It is from this dark wellspring that her stories flow. She likes heavy metal music, Caesar salads, and sex sex sex!!!

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