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    The Prize

    By Vanessa Fewings

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    A life she never imagined...and a love she can't deny

    Zara Leighton has risked everything to track down the elusive art thief known as Icon, only to discover him already in her arms: the billionaire tech genius – and her lover – Tobias Wilder. Zara wants to resist Tobias, to deny his fiercely sexy smile and their sizzling chemistry. But instead, she agrees to help him one more time.

    Tobias will do anything to protect Zara, but he needs her for one last ultimate job: a job that will clear both their names and grant them a future together...if they can pull it off.

    The danger is real. The stakes are unbelievably high. But when it comes to love, there's only one prize that matters…

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperCollins Publishers Australia
    Release dateJul 1, 2018
    ISBN9781489252302
    Author

    Vanessa Fewings

    Vanessa Fewings is the USA Today bestselling author of the ENTHRALL SESSIONS. THE CHASE is the first in her sizzling new romantic trilogy from HQN Books and will be released in June 2017, followed by THE GAME & THE PRIZE. Prior to publishing, Vanessa worked as a registered nurse and midwife. She holds a Masters Degree in Psychology. She has traveled extensively throughout the world and has lived in Great Britain, Germany, Hong Kong, Cyprus and the USA. 

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