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The cruelty

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"When her diplomat father is kidnapped and the U.S. government refuses to help, 17-year-old Gwendolyn Bloom sets off across the dark underbelly of Europe to rescue him. Following the only lead she...

The Greed

By Scott Bergstrom

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The Cruelty

By Scott Bergstrom

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The cruelty

By Scott Bergstrom

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When seventeen-year-old Gwendolyn Bloom's father vanishes, she sets out across Europe under a new identity to bring him back alive, even if that means becoming as cruel as his captors.

The greed

By Scott Bergstrom

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Gwendolyn Bloom is dead. But even armed with a new passport and identity, the danger is far from over. Her father is safe ... but Gwen still hasn t untangled all his lies from the truth. Meanwhile,...

The Cruelty Paperback Feb 02 2017 Scott Bergstrom

By Scott Bergstrom

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444 pages ; 20 cm

The Greed

By Scott Bergstrom, Therese Plummer

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Cruelty

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Ohne Gnade

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Ohne Skrupel

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