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    24 Stunden: Die Reed Brüder Reihe, #5

    By Tammy Falkner

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    Es ist Silvester und Daniel hat eine Liste mit zwölf Dingen, die er bis Mitternacht erledigen will.

    1.    Ein Tattoo stechen lassen2.    In einer Pferdekutsche im Schnee fahren3.    Ein Broadway-Stück ansehen4.    Heiße Maronen bei einem Straßenverkäufer kaufen5.    Einen Ein-Pfund-Burger bei Rocko’s essen6.    Heiße Schokolade auf einer Bank im Park trinken7.    Meine Uhr reparieren

    Daniels Leben ist stehen geblieben, als er bei einer Explosion in Afghanistan sein Team, sein Bein und seine Hoffnung verlor.Eine Zufallsbegegnung in Reed’s Tattooladen führt ihn zu Faith - einer Frau mit kupferfarbenen Haaren und den schönsten grünen Augen, die er je gesehen hat.  

    Daniel will seine Frist bis Mitternacht einhalten und Faith entschließt sich, ihm dabei zu helfen. Sie verkörpert Güte und Wärme, doch er ist nicht bereit, Ihr Licht an sich heran zu lassen.

    Faith pflegt ihre Großmutter und weiß, wie kostbar das Leben ist. Aber kann sie Daniel helfen, das zu erkennen, bevor es zu spät ist? Sie hat weniger als 24 Stunden.

    Ticktack. Ticktack.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTammy Falkner
    Release dateDec 12, 2015
    ISBN9781519982247
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