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KILLER FOCUS
By: Fiona Brand

MIRA
December 2007
On Sale: December 1, 2007
400 pages
ISBN: 0778325636
EAN: 9780778325635
Paperback
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Suspense | Romance

When the line between crime and justice blurs . . .

Her trust in her protectors shattered, Taylor Jones strikes out on her own to find out why someone powerful enough to circumvent the Witness Security Program wants her dead.

She was almost enjoying her quiet new life with a nice, normal guy courtesy of a new identity in WitSec. Then her next-door neighbor turned up dead, a stray bullet barely missed her, and the former FBI agent knew she was right in the crosshairs.

She discovers a chilling connection between the South American cocaine trade, terrorism and, amazingly, a secretive cabal that began with the fall of Nazi Germany . . . and whose influence reaches all the way to the White House.

But even more frightening, she suspects her nice, normal guy may be at the center of it all.