Hidden in Plain Sight

Release on 2012-07-01 | by Amy Lee Burgess

I'm an ardent protector of wildlife and a huge fan of animals in general, wolves in particular. Hidden in Plain Sight gave me the opportunity to imagine what it might be like to access the feral and primal wolf within during a moment of ...

Hidden in Plain Sight
  • Author: Amy Lee Burgess
  • Publisher: Lyrical Press
  • ISBN: 9781616503703
  • Category: Fiction
  • Page: 311
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Hidden in Plain Sight

The Wolf Within, #3 As Stanzie discovers her wolf, she learns being herself is more dangerous than ever. Where is Bethany Dillon? The seventeen year-old girl is missing from the Maplefair pack and Constance Newcastle--Stanzie--and Liam Murphy must find her. Fast. A serial killer still has not been caught. Bethany could have run away, or killed herself. But no one in her pack seems to know the truth. Or, they're just not telling. Constanceís knack for uncovering secrets leads her into peril, and to save Bethany, she must break every rule. She risks losing everything, including Liam. . .and her life. 90,135 Words

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