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Third Eye: Episode Three

The Adelaide Paige Saga, Book 3

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Third Eye: Episode Three

By: L. L. Hunter
Narrated by: Nina Price
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Forensic pathologist Adelaide Paige has the picture-perfect life. She has the perfect fiancé, the perfect job, and the perfect house. Life should be bliss. When a gruesome double murder of a mother and child hits close to home, Addy has a shocking revelation that has her rethinking her decision about wanting to start a family.

Killian has always dreamed of becoming a father. But when he discovers that the love of his life may die giving birth, he doesn't know what to do. In the emotional final episode of the Adelaide Paige Saga, will Addy and Killian finally have their happy ever after? Or is Addy's life doomed to end on a cliffhanger.

Life is too short when you can see the end.

©2016 L.L. Hunter (P)2018 L.L. Hunter Crime Thrillers Medical Suspense Thriller & Suspense

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