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A Picture of Pretense

Bradley Whitman Novels, Book 1

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A Picture of Pretense

By: Christine Noyes
Narrated by: Paul Deichmann
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When strangers on a cruise ship share a dinner table, the menu calls for intrigue, romance, and danger - deception is the main course.

A shy, awkward young woman with an embarrassing anxiety affliction, a fashionable single woman looking for romance, and her sister, wealthy and married with doubts about her future are tasked with finding out the true identity of one of their tablemates: a handsome single man whose evasions spark suspicion. Assisted by Bradley, a precocious twelve-year-old boy bound to a wheelchair, they find themselves embroiled in something much more sinister than first imagined.

©2021 Christine Noyes (P)2024 Christine Noyes Action & Adventure Mystery, Thriller & Suspense Suspense Thriller & Suspense
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