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When a Stranger Calls
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Complete, First published Feb 21, 2016
Emerson's horrible past comes back to haunt her when she receives a mysterious phone call in the dead of night. Now she is on the run with a notorious assassin from a powerful man who wants her dead.

© 2018 Elizabeth Grace All Rights Reserved
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"Hello?" I whispered hesitantly into the speaker. 
Silence greeted me in return. I pulled the phone away to make sure the call hadn't dropped. Nope, it was still connected. 
"Hello?" I asked again, louder this time. 
"Get out of the house now. There is a car two houses down waiting for you." a gravelly male voice demanded
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