Lethal People

by John Locke

'Lethal People' introduces Donovan Creed: a ruthless ex-CIA assassin with a penchant for very easy women. Whilst pursuing a budding romance with the beautiful Kathleen Gray, Creed stumbles upon Addie: a plucky, but horribly burned little orphan girl. His suspicions about the fire that killed Addie's family put him on a kill-or-be-killed collision course with crime boss Joe deMeo.

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