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    The Writer (The Occupation Series): The Occupation Series, #1

    By Gina A. Jones

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    A Bestselling Novelist's book comes back to haunt her.

    Kayleigh Carter is starting her life over above a coffee shop in Manhattan. She is also the author of the hit thriller My Legal Guardian, in which a "bad boy billionaire" plays Fifty Shades of Grey-style mind games on a female protagonist. She discovers the previous tenant, a young college girl, of her apartment went missing—the inspiration for her next thriller. However, someone doesn't want her found and she soon attracts a psychopath who only goes by XXX. The deeper Kayleigh delves into the missing girl's disappearance, the more factors point to her own book.

    A pointedly thrilling sequence of psychological revelations and an ending you'll never see coming.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDragonfly Books
    Release dateDec 10, 2020
    ISBN9781393421160
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