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Uncertain Terms — Jenna Bennett
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Published:
Apr-2016 -
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Main Genre:
Mystery -
Time Period:
Contemporary -
Pages:
294 -
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Book 12 in the USA Today bestselling Savannah Martin mystery series.
Savannah's husband, TBI agent Rafe Collier, is back in disguise and undercover, getting into the middle of a gang war. And since he wants to keep his pregnant wife out of harm's way, Savannah agrees to spend a couple of days under her mother's roof in her quaint and quiet hometown of Sweetwater, Tennessee.
But out of harm's way doesn't necessarily mean out of trouble.
When her brother's receptionist asks Savannah's help in looking for her birth parents, Savannah is happy for the distraction, even when the search takes them to places she'd rather not go again. From Doctor Denise Seaver and the Tennessee Women's Prison, to St. Jerome's Hospital and then back to Sweetwater again, the hunt is on.
But when the final denouement reveals lifelong deception and betrayal much too close to home, Savannah wonders whether knowing the truth really is better than blissful ignorance.
Savannah's husband, TBI agent Rafe Collier, is back in disguise and undercover, getting into the middle of a gang war. And since he wants to keep his pregnant wife out of harm's way, Savannah agrees to spend a couple of days under her mother's roof in her quaint and quiet hometown of Sweetwater, Tennessee.
But out of harm's way doesn't necessarily mean out of trouble.
When her brother's receptionist asks Savannah's help in looking for her birth parents, Savannah is happy for the distraction, even when the search takes them to places she'd rather not go again. From Doctor Denise Seaver and the Tennessee Women's Prison, to St. Jerome's Hospital and then back to Sweetwater again, the hunt is on.
But when the final denouement reveals lifelong deception and betrayal much too close to home, Savannah wonders whether knowing the truth really is better than blissful ignorance.
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