In the end I Loose(book 5)
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  • Reads 414
  • Votes 16
  • Parts 5
  • Time 27m
Complete, First published Sep 02, 2021
Read traitor, time can't be erased, forever in darkness and all worth the fight before reading. The Year is 2011 Athena Stacy went back to being mercenary. She was a single mom to her Daughter Davina for all those years. One day she recieves a visit from an old foe. Ada wong. She asked for her help down near a warzone in europe. Currently the Us are war with them. Ada was pretty much asking Athena to go to war but Athena owes her for faking her death years ago. Athena agreed for a simple job simple right. With Athena its never that simple when she went to europe she runs into an flame of hers. Agent leon scott kennedy. The father of Davina. When they meet once again flames will rise
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