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Family

L.E. Fitzpatrick

Publisher: Next Chapter

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Summary

Rachel and the Smith Brothers are on the run, trying to escape the dangers they left in the city.
 
But when they stop off for supplies, they suddenly find themselves in a whole new kind of trouble. Rachel realises the true nature of the men she is travelling with, but where exactly does she fit in?
 
This is a companion short story to the Reacher Series set between The Running Game and Border Lines. This story does not contain any major spoilers to the main series and can be read independently.
Available since: 01/06/2022.

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