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    Ace: Zodiac Dragon Guardians, #8

    By Kim Faulks

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    Ghost is a survivor, and the last of her Berserker Clan.

    She's the one left behind to remember the enemy, and Major General Newman Slater of the US Marines is the enemy she's never forgotten. 

    Newman Slater bought his General stars through blood, sweat and tears…but it wasn't his blood, and they weren't his tears. 

    When a chance encounter brings Ghost into his sights, she knows there's nowhere she can hide. 

    Only she's not alone now—she has a wounded Marine by her side…one she rescued, one she's kept safe…one she'll die to protect.

    The Shadow Government is cleaning house and high on their hit list are four names; Regan Rivers, Darrion Slater, Senator Artemas Roth and a lone man with a damaged past, and a dangerous need to protect. 

    Former US Marine Sniper Holden Lee, a.k.a Ace.

    Ace will risk his life to protect his team. When he wakes, wounded, he finds a new soldier by his side, one who's terrifying…one who protects him with her life. One he will love. 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKim Faulks
    Release dateJul 20, 2018
    ISBN9781386376941
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    Ace: Zodiac Dragon Guardians, #8
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    Kim Faulks

    Sleepless nights plague Kim, so she spends her time writing fictional characters that come to life inside her head.  She enjoys her days with her husband, kids and her brand new grandbaby in a sunside town in Queensland, Australia. 

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