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    Red Ledger, The: 8
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    Red Ledger, The: 8

    Written by Meredith Wild

    Narrated by Brian Pallino and Jennifer Mack

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    About this audiobook

    They say Paris is for lovers. If only this trip across the ocean could be that simple. We should be wasting time in cafés and dreaming about our future - the one I’m determined to fight for, the one Isabel truly deserves. Instead, we’re here on the heels of the enemy.

    Focused on a bigger prize, the secret society that’s been hunting us is now being hunted. They just don’t know it yet. We’re so close I can taste it. So close, I feel my grip around them tightening. Each day we know more. Every revelation unmasks a new player.

    Thanks to old alliances, we’re that much closer to crippling their plans. Just when we’re closing in for the kill, we’re stopped dead in our tracks. And the only path forward will tear our worlds apart.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBrilliance Audio
    Release dateSep 3, 2019
    ISBN9781721373307
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    Red Ledger, The: 8
    Author

    Meredith Wild

    Meredith Wild is a #1 New York Times, USA Today, and international bestselling author. She lives on Florida’s Gulf Coast with her husband and three children. She refers to herself as a techie, whiskey appreciator, and sun worshipper. She has been featured on CBS This Morning and the Today Show, and in the New York Times, the Hollywood Reporter, Publishers Weekly, and the Examiner. Her foreign rights have been sold in twenty-three languages.

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