Smoke Screen

Smoke Screen
ISBN-10
0449149013
ISBN-13
9780449149010
Series
Smoke Screen
Category
Fiction
Pages
282
Language
English
Published
1994
Publisher
Fawcett
Author
Sandy London

Description

Taking a job at the Everest Training Equipment Corporation, Gillian Kelly, a former field hospital administrator, becomes caught in a dangerous power struggle between her magnetic new boss, Dominic Croft, and Everest's ruthless new president

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