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• Title : Ghosted Volume 2
• Author : Joshua Williamson
• Rating : 4.66 (294 Vote)
• Publish : 2014-2-29
• Format : Paperback
• Pages : 120 Pages
• Asin : 1632150468
• Language : English

After his last job, Jackson Winters won his freedom. News of his reappearance has spread, and there are people who have waited a long time to use his peculiar talents for all the wrong reasons. Organ thieves, slave traffickers: Jackson Winters will have to do business with all the wrong people. And, unfortunately, ghosts of the very recent past

• After his last job, Jackson Winters won his freedom. News of his reappearance has spread, and there are people who have waited a long time to use his peculiar talents for all the wrong reasons. Organ thieves, slave traffickers: Jackson Winters will have to do business with all the wrong people. And, unfortunately, ghosts of the very recent past will be dogging his every step

. But even now, he can’t put his very real ghosts to rest

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