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    Mark of Caine

    By Constance Kent

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    Nineteen-year-old Laura Mayhew is the only witness to a sex scandal at Windsor Castle and is committed to Gateshead Insane Asylum to discredit her story. Tanner Caine is a cold, solitary and emotionally damaged ex-naval officer tasked with silencing the girl permanently. Gifted with second sight, Laura has been expecting an assassin for months and sets in motion a bold plan that places the soldier in her power--and she in his.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWritewood Creations Publishing
    Release dateJun 6, 2017
    ISBN9781988003313
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