City Of A Thousand Spies (Conor McBride #3)

Author(s): Kathryn Guare

Location(s): Prague

Genre(s): Thriller

Era(s): Modern

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Conor McBride has accepted bargains he may live to regret – assuming he lives through them at all. He’s taken an undercover assignment in exchange for the chance to resume his career as a solo violinist. He’s also agreed to a proposal from the woman he loves, but it isn’t the type he had in mind. When their simple mission turns complicated, Conor and Kate discover everyone is hiding something – secrets as twisted as the fabled lanes of an old world city. Unraveling them will be anything but simple, or safe.

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Jeopardy and Romance in the beautiful city of Prague

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This is the third in the ‘Conor McBride’ series but it’s not necessary to have read the previous novels Deceptive Cadence and The Silent Chord in order to enjoy this excellent book. However, if you haven’t read them...

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