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Code Name: Rip

By: Heather Slade
Narrated by: J. River Pierce, Stephanie Németh-Parker
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He's an Invincibles contractor on the fast track to partner.

She's a cult captive looking for answers.

Together, they're invincible.

Rip

I’m on my way up—up the Invincibles ladder, ready and willing to be named partner. But first, I need to take down the Aryan Brotherhood of Texas, a brainwashed cult that will stop at nothing to get ahead, even hurt their own kin. And that doesn’t sit well with me. When I meet her, the daughter of the brotherhood, I know something is wrong, and dangerous. She’s in trouble and has nobody to turn to—until now.

Pearl

Conflicting feelings. Emotions that have me reeling. My father is dead. The grief is real, but the relief is paramount. I’m free. I’ve escaped the clutches of him and his vile men. With nowhere to go, I have to trust the Invincibles, especially the one who’s trying to help me. But something tells me, if I get too close, he’ll rip my heart out.

©2022 Heather Slade (P)2024 Sparrow Publishing

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