Double Cross by Varun Vashist
One move : Last move
Agent Kiara Davenport and Agent Jake Carter found antiques worth millions at a car crash, but no one came forward to claim them. With no leads, they had to not only find the person behind it, but they also had to find a whole network that was working without anyone’s knowledge and that too for years.
Jake meets someone who gives him a lead, but as he tries to find a connection, he starts falling for her. He is in a dilemma and by the time Jake and Kiara come to know how deep it was, they had to decide if they could put their lives at risk and that too without telling their boss.
Will they find who was behind it and that too while running for their lives?
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About the author:
Varun Vashist is the author of The Davenport Mysteries.The series combines mystery, suspense, humor and a race against time. The Novels can be read in any order
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