I'll sell my soul and work with my enemy if I have to.Whatever it takes. Live our life.That had been my goal.Now?I want her back. Ver resultados de búsquedapara este autor Tate James(Author)Formato: Edición Kindle 4. Until I met her.How do I tame the deadliest of women? How can I prove myself to her, snaring her in the bonds that have lashed me to her? How do I navigate a partnership with a man I loathe, to whom I'd spent years wanting to destroy?Destroy the Guild. Dead Drop (The Guild Book 2) Edición Kindle de Tate James (Author) Visita la página de Amazon Tate James Encuentra todos los libros, lee sobre el autor y más. her pain and loss gave us the direction we both so desperately needed. This book is full of drama on all sides - Danny literally cannot catch a break. Along with her two battling love interests, Leon and Kai, she’s working to unpick the past and expose The Guild's secrets. We took risks, gained ranks, and eventually discovered a purpose. Drop Dead is book two in The Guild series and follows fmc Danny, a highly skilled mercenary being targeted by her employer, The Circle. Fighting for others who couldn't fight for themselves. But he was wrong.Because of him, my sister and I dedicated our lives to helping others. He taught us that we were less than nothing, we were an inconvenience. I was a stain on his pristine reputation. I've watched countless colleagues fail in their missions and pay the ultimate price. Now, it's about to become my death.Not everyone is cut out to be a mercenary. For as long as I can remember, the Guild has been my life. That's what my father liked to remind me on a daily basis. In return I became their perfect weapon, their loyal soldier, their deadly asset. Dead Drop continues to live up to the series. A rarely wielded tool, a kill order brings the Circle's full wrath down on its target. I am absolutely obsessed with the MK/ Hades/ Guild universe she has created. Kill ordernounA document issued by the Circle allowing for the murder of a mercenary with no agency repercussions.

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