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    Escape in Time

    By Robyn Nyx

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    An extractor is elite in every way, and Landry Donovan is no exception. Pulsus, an organization working to build a better future by saving people from the past, sends Landry’s team back to Nazi Germany to save a Jewish doctor working on a cure for cancer. For the first time on a mission, she’s distracted by thoughts of a woman—the enticing basketball player, Jade Carter.
    Jacqulyn Delaney, a Pulsus Operative, waits in a concentration camp for Landry’s arrival. Her job is slowly messing with her mind, as is her desire to be more to Landry than just a friend with benefits. When an unexpected relationship blooms in Germany, it puts a new perspective on the future.
    Can they save the doctor? Or will their personal demons leave them stuck in the past?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBold Strokes Books
    Release dateMay 15, 2017
    ISBN9781626398566
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    Robyn Nyx

    Robyn Nyx is an avid shutterbug and lover of all things fast and physical. Her writing often reflects both of those passions. She writes lesbian fiction when she isn’t busy being the chief executive of a UK charity. She lives with her soul mate and fellow scribe. They have no kids or kittens, which allows them to travel to exotic places at the drop of a hat for “research.” Robyn and her partner also run a community interest company helping marginalised groups to write, and get their stories heard. She works hard to find writing time, when she’s not being distracted by blue skies and motorbike rides.

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