Wrath of the White Tiger

Released on by Nigel Hywel-Jones
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  • Author : Nigel Hywel-Jones
  • Release Date : 2022-12-21
  • Publisher : Independently Published
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  • Pages : 0
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  • File Size : 88,88 MB
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Wrath of the White Tiger by Nigel Hywel-Jones PDF Summary

Book Description: In this sequel to 'Trail of the White Tiger', Charli discovers more about the global heroin-smuggling conspiracy and begins to plot revenge for Lek's death. She is also drawn further into Jay's family and forges a strange but close connection with Grandma Djim, realising that there are some disturbing parallels between their lives. Charli also seems to be warming to Steven Hunt, but given his past actions, are her feelings genuine or just subterfuge to discover more about him? As Wrath of the White Tiger builds to its climactic conclusion, we discover more about Hunt and Charli finally reveals her own past. What secrets lie in the shadows of time? Where will Charli's journey take her next?

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