Thief In The Night

Thief In The Night

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Romance
Jordan Meyer, a woman who has had a rough life growing up has met a man who changed it all. Cal Evans, CEO of Nexus Security Inc., has given her the life she never had. Now engaged to him she is living the high life of the rich and famous. Unsure about it all Jordan uncovers some unsettling secrets that paint a much different picture than she was let on to believe. In her attempt to be free of her gilded cage a thief becomes an unusual ally in her chaotic life.
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