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By:C. N. Sweatt REMOVED. Keia Eastani, an ambassador's daughter, has been targeted to be killed many times in the past for political reasons. Now, a new contract on her life has raised the stakes and only a contract killer may be able to help her.
Rated: Fiction M - English - Adventure/Horror - Chapters: 24 - Words: 24 - Reviews: 393 - Favs: 173 - Follows: 56 - Updated: 8/2/2005 - Published: 10/6/2002 - id: 1001940
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< Prev 1. Chapter 1, Like a Moth to a Flame 2. Chapter 2, A Bastard That Knows Better 3. Chapter 3, Daddy 4. Chapter 4, Snapped 5. Chapter 5, Lillies and Leaving 6. Chapter 6, The Storm 7. Chapter 7, Sanity Retained 8. Chapter 8, Twenty Questions 9. Chapter 9, More than the Casual Hell 10. Chapter 10, Cynical Assesment? You bet 11. Chapter 11, An Efficient Man 12. Chapter 12, David Nix 13. Chapter 13, Just a Little Disagreement 14. Chapter 14, Confessions in the Dark 15. Chapter 15, Las Animas Realizations 16. Chapter 16, The Lion's Den 17. Chapter 17, Edmund 18. Chapter 18, This Attraction to the Fight 19. Chapter 19, Fading Outside 20. Chapter 20, Just Human 21. Chapter 21, Hero of the Day 22. Chapter 22, Unpredictable 23. Chapter 23, Wanted 24. Chapter 24, What Keeps Me Here?
< Prev 1. Chapter 1, Like a Moth to a Flame 2. Chapter 2, A Bastard That Knows Better 3. Chapter 3, Daddy 4. Chapter 4, Snapped 5. Chapter 5, Lillies and Leaving 6. Chapter 6, The Storm 7. Chapter 7, Sanity Retained 8. Chapter 8, Twenty Questions 9. Chapter 9, More than the Casual Hell 10. Chapter 10, Cynical Assesment? You bet 11. Chapter 11, An Efficient Man 12. Chapter 12, David Nix 13. Chapter 13, Just a Little Disagreement 14. Chapter 14, Confessions in the Dark 15. Chapter 15, Las Animas Realizations 16. Chapter 16, The Lion's Den 17. Chapter 17, Edmund 18. Chapter 18, This Attraction to the Fight 19. Chapter 19, Fading Outside 20. Chapter 20, Just Human 21. Chapter 21, Hero of the Day 22. Chapter 22, Unpredictable 23. Chapter 23, Wanted 24. Chapter 24, What Keeps Me Here?
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The Killing Dance
By: C. N. Sweatt