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    Tiago: A Kurupira Romance
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    Tiago: A Kurupira Romance

    By Reily Garrett

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    About this ebook

    Where would you run when there's no place to hide?

     Twenty-four hours ago, Brielle stood helpless while an intruder murdered her mother. Her struggle to stay ahead of the psychopathic stalker seeking her DNA and birthright necessitates she flee her glass and concrete jungle.

     Tiago, an immortal challenged with protecting the rainforest, faces a genius scientist who has created genetically specific bacteria and needs only the crystal worn by a foreigner to create hell on Earth.

    Two strangers must learn to trust and work together in order to save the ones they love.

    An exciting blend of action, adventure, and romance between a man not looking for love and a woman desperate to survive.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherReily Garrett
    Release dateDec 10, 2015
    ISBN9781519907431
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