Inland Empire (Taking the Odds Book 2) — Agent Nick O’Malley and Det. Brandon Carr are back. Nick heads to Riverside, California, center of the Inland Empire and Brandon’s home turf to recover his hearse from impound. But every minute Nick’s in Riverside jeopardizes Brandon’s nicely closeted life. When events embroil Nick in one of Riverside PD’s investigations, putting him on a multi-unit task force with Brandon, the strain of both may mean the end of their relationship. Asian gang hits, prostitution, illegal gambling and human trafficking: can they survive each other and the investigation? Find out in the thrilling sequel to Cheating Chance.

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Inland Empire (Taking the Odds Book 2) -- Agent Nick O'Malley and Det. Brandon Carr are back. Nick heads to Riverside, California, center of the Inland Empire and Brandon's home turf to recover his hearse from impound. But every minute Nick's in Riverside jeopardizes Brandon’s nicely closeted life. When events embroil Nick in one of Riverside PD’s investigations, putting him on a multi-unit task force with Brandon, the strain of both may mean the end of their relationship. Asian gang hits, prostitution, illegal gambling and human trafficking: can they survive each other and the investigation? Find out in the thrilling sequel to Cheating Chance.

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EndlessFire says:

October 21, 2011 at 8:11 pm

Is there anything different about Inland Empire released in 2008 and the Inland Empire released 2011?

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