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    Mistaken 5: Mistaken, #5
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    Mistaken 5: Mistaken, #5

    By Renna Peak

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    About this ebook

    The MISTAKEN saga continues in Part 5 of this New Adult romantic suspense novella series. Brandon seems to turn up whenever Jenna needs him. Is it really fate or has his secret life finally caught up with them both? More secrets. More lies. And a deception so grand, Jenna could have never seen it coming.

    Recommended for adults 18+ due to adult situations, including full steamy scenes and coarse language.

    This is part five of a multi-part novella series and ends with a cliffhanger. These novellas should be read in order for maximum enjoyment. The story unfolds over multiple volumes of approximately 20-25,000 words each.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRenna Peak
    Release dateJun 6, 2014
    ISBN9781498985710
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      I just love this series, it gets better and better, what a brilliant author.