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    The Lilac Code
    The Lilac Code
    The Lilac Code
    Audiobook5 hours

    The Lilac Code

    Written by Becki Willis

    Narrated by Courtney Patterson

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    Will a case of mistaken identity be the death of her?

    Madison Reynolds is looking forward to a few days of rest and relaxation. Her best friend Genny is judging a celebrity bake-off near DC, so it's the perfect opportunity for a girl's getaway. With fun-loving Granny Bert in tow, the trio heads to the very heart of the Intel community.

    A mix-up at the airport leaves Madison with the wrong luggage, and a last-minute change in accommodations lands them at The Columbia Inn at Peralynna. How can they know its ties to the spy world will soon spin them into its web?

    The stories of espionage and agents are intriguing, but too incredible to be real. The Texans know nothing about secret codes and counterintelligence. They've never heard of The Lilac Code, or the illusive agent-for-hire known simply as Kalypso.

    Back home in The Sisters, a drama is unfolding that involves Madison's precious twins. She's raised them to do the right thing, no matter the consequence, but will their quest for justice put them in danger?

    The twins risk everything to save their school, while deep in spy territory, Madison and Genny race against the clock-and the elements-to save Granny Bert's life.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTantor Media, Inc
    Release dateOct 19, 2021
    ISBN9781666132465
    The Lilac Code
    Author

    Becki Willis

    Best-selling author Becki Willis loves crafting stories with believable characters in believable situations. Many of her stories stem from her own travels and from personal experiences. (No worries; she's never actually murdered anyone). When she's not plotting danger and adventure for her imaginary friends, Becki enjoys reading, antiquing—aka junking—unraveling a good mystery (real or imagined), dark chocolate, and a good cup of coffee. A professed history geek, Becki often weaves pieces of the past into her novels. Family is a central theme in her stories and in her life. She and her husband enjoy traveling, but believe coming home to their Texas ranch is the best part of any trip. Becki has won numerous awards, but the real compliments come from her readers. Drop in for an e-visit anytime at [email protected], or www.beckiwillis.com.

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