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    Mistaken 6: Mistaken, #6

    By Renna Peak

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    About this ebook

    The sixth episode of The MISTAKEN Series
    a New Adult Romantic Suspense novella ~ about 100 pages

    My name is Jenna Davis. I am the daughter of Senator Patrick Davis and Marian Hennessey Davis, granddaughter of President Albert Hennessey, who was assassinated while my mother was still in the womb.

    Except I’m not.

    I’ve gone from being a twenty-three year old woman, certain of her past and who she’s always been, to knowing nothing about myself in only a moment, less than a blink of an eye. If I’d only left the party a little earlier, I could have slept one more night being sure about something. I could have had one more blissful sleep, being sure of my name and my heritage.

    Now I’m not sure about anything.

    Recommended for adult audiences.

    This is the final part of a multi-part romantic suspense seria. The serial unfolds over six episodes of approximately 100 pages each. Parts one through six are available now (the complete first season).

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRenna Peak
    Release dateJun 22, 2014
    ISBN9781501491924
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