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Resurrected
S. M. Schmitz
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Resurrected - Schmitz, S. M.
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Synopsis "Resurrected"
Awakened from death. Herself but no longer alone in her own body. Two lives merged into one. A mistake. An aberration. A miracle. And a company that wants her dead because she exists. When Dietrich's fiancée, Lottie, is killed in a car accident, he descends into his own personal Hell until he runs into her in a café two years later. Claiming she isn't really Lottie but only possesses some of her memories, the young woman offers him an unbelievable story then disappears. Using his position as a CIA agent to track her down, Dietrich quickly discovers Lottie remembers far more about her past life than she'd originally let on. But his attempt to learn more about the planet she comes from or the woman she is now is disrupted by a group of men from the company that transports people from their home planet to Earth when they find out about her resurrection and attempt to murder her. Because for Lottie, something went wrong, and her existence threatens their entire business on Earth. And Dietrich's ultimate second chance with the only woman he's ever loved will be threatened as well. In the first book of The Resurrected Trilogy, a sci-fi thriller romance series, Dietrich will rediscover a love that not even death could erase. But he'll also discover just how far this company is willing to go to protect their secrets.
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