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    Afterlife of Alanna Miller: Nightmares Trilogy, #3
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    Afterlife of Alanna Miller: Nightmares Trilogy, #3

    By Demelza Carlton

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    About this ebook

    Five years ago, Nathan's world came crashing down. The witness protection program stole the woman he loved and now he's lost everything - including hope that she's still alive. His security job is a daily reminder of the girl he failed to protect, dragging him deeper into despair.

    Forced to assume the identity of a dead girl, Caitlin struggles to rise from the ruins of the life she lost. A career change summons her home, but Perth isn't the safe haven it seems. Someone is hunting her - one of her kidnappers, a long-lost relative or another terrorist with an axe to grind?

    When nightmares from their past threaten to engulf Nathan and Caitlin, can a broken hero and a girl living another woman's afterlife finally fight their way free?

     

    Nightmares Trilogy 

    This is the third and final book in Demelza Carlton's Nightmares Trilogy. The reading order for the Trilogy is:

    Nightmares of Caitlin Lockyer (#1)

    Necessary Evil of Nathan Miller (#2)

    Afterlife of Alanna Miller (#3)

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLost Plot Press
    Release dateSep 10, 2017
    ISBN9781386548591
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