Harris, Christine Books

Outer Face

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Outer face is a book filled with other little books it actually has 12 little stories in it which i would have to say are all really good and i would reccomend this book to anyone it would also sui...

Jamil's shadow

By Harris Christine

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Fugitive Undercover Girl 2

By Harris Christine, Christine Harris

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Danger Undercover Girl 4

By Harris Christine, Christine Harris

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Danger (Undercover Girl, 4)

By Harris Christine

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Audrey s big secret

By Harris Christine

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"One night Audrey spots a pale shape hovering in the darkness. What can it be? Audrey thinks it might be an angel, a ghost, or even a bunyip. But when she solves the mystery. She discovers a secret...

Fugitive

By Harris Christine

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Jesse has a new assignment - a foreign agent is on the loose and C2 are desperate to find him. Anxious to prove to her partner that she's not just a 'thumb sucking kid', Jesse follows the trail to...

Nightmare

By Harris Christine

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It s a miroocool

By Harris Christine

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Audrey of the outback

By Harris Christine

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