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Once Upon Stilettos - Enchanted Inc #2 - cover

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Once Upon Stilettos - Enchanted Inc #2

Shanna Swendson

Publisher: Shanna Swendson

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Summary

Eat your heart out, Cinderella!

 
Glass slippers can't compare to a pair of shiny red stilettos that render their wearer irresistible. But the sudden – and not always welcome – attention of every man around isn't Katie Chandler's biggest problem. There's a mole working within Magic, Spells, and Illusions, Inc., passing company secrets to the enemy, and it's Katie's job to ferret out the spy.

 
That would be a lot easier if she weren't also dealing with a surprise family visit and the challenge of keeping her parents away from her magical life. Then, at the worst possible time, her magical immunity seems to be faltering, leaving her vulnerable to magical attack – and in fear for her job, and her life.
Available since: 06/11/2018.

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