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Dangerous Depths
$17.99
Sometimes life’s most precious treasure lies at Dangerous Depths. Leia ditched a promising medical career to settle on a secluded island of Hawaii. Her ex-fiance Bane has come to the island to find out why. When an act of sabotage pushes Bane closer to Leia, they are plunged into a tangle of emotion and peril-just as a series of threatening natural events grip the island. The novels in Colleen Coble’s popular Aloha Reef Series combine mystery and suspense with tender romance in an irresistible island setting.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781401690052
ISBN10: 140169005X
Colleen Coble
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: November 2014
Aloha Reef
Publisher: Thomas Nelson
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