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American newspaper journalist Paul Brennan is drawn into the dangerous world of drug smuggling when he meets and falls in love with the wife of the head of a Colombian drug cartel. Captivated by the seductive but tormented Gabriella, he is ordered to travel to Colombia by Mango, his DEA contact, who leads him into a world of danger and deception. Although never sure of Gaby's loyalty, Brennan falls deeper in love with her when she agrees to work with him to stop her husband from detroying her family. Torn between passion and responsibility, the lovers find solace in each other as they struggle to remain alive in the chaotic turmoil surrounding them.…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
American newspaper journalist Paul Brennan is drawn into the dangerous world of drug smuggling when he meets and falls in love with the wife of the head of a Colombian drug cartel. Captivated by the seductive but tormented Gabriella, he is ordered to travel to Colombia by Mango, his DEA contact, who leads him into a world of danger and deception. Although never sure of Gaby's loyalty, Brennan falls deeper in love with her when she agrees to work with him to stop her husband from detroying her family. Torn between passion and responsibility, the lovers find solace in each other as they struggle to remain alive in the chaotic turmoil surrounding them.

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Autorenporträt
Dark Orchids is Ms. Etter's first published novel. She is a former academic librarian and teacher, and resides in Hillsborough, New Jersey. She has previously published articles relating to the library field and has spoken at local and national library conferences. She is a past president of the Princeton-Trenton Area Chapter of the Special Libraries Association.