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Framed for Murder | Mary Alford

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FALSELY ACCUSED Framed for helping her partner smuggle guns—and then murdering him—CIA agent Liz Ramirez must find the evidence that will prove her innocence…before she's caught or killed. So when her squad's leader attempts to bring her in for questioning, she knows her future depends on convincing Aaron Foster to go rogue and help her. On the run from the rest of her team and the gun dealers who are convinced she knows the location of their missing weapons, Liz risks losing the proof that would clear her name. But will eluding her pursuers—and trying not to fall for the handsome commander—prove to be fatal?

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Framed for Murder | Mary Alford

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I loved this book from page 1 to the very last page the author through twist and turns throughout. Right when you thought you had it all figured out the author would take a twist only to make you wonder if you have it all figured at, it truly will keep you guessing to the end. I also loved that this was a good clean read and how the value of friendship and trust was prominent in this book. Seriously you can not go wrong with this book.