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The Day of the Black Sun
Published by Cinebook
Contributors: Jean Van Hamme (writer), William Vance (artist), Jerome Saincantin (translator)
Copyright: 2010
Published in XIII vol. 001, 2010. "A man washes ashore near an old couple’s house, barely alive. When he comes to, he has forgotten everything, including his name. The only clues to his identity: a key sewn into his clothes, a bullet wound to the head… and the number XIII tattooed on his shoulder. A meagre start to reconstruct one’s self."
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Where the Indian Walks
Published by Cinebook
Contributors: Jean Van Hamme (writer), William Vance (artist), Jerome Saincantin (translator)
Copyright: 2010
Published in XIII vol. 002, 2010. "XIII is looking for a certain Kim Rowlands, a woman with whom he saw himself in a photograph. His search will yield a name—his, perhaps—and take him to a place that may be home. All families have secrets, though, and they can get a man killed. And what exactly do General Carrington and his beautiful aide Lieutenant Jones want with him?"
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All the Tears of Hell
Published by Cinebook
Contributors: Jean Van Hamme (writer), William Vance (artist), Jerome Saincantin (translator)
Copyright: 2010
Published in XIII vol. 003, 2010. "Convicted of murder and sent to a high-security prison for the criminally insane, XIII finds himself not only unable to continue searching for his past, but also at the mercy of his enemies. Unbeknownst to him, though, General Carrington and the beautiful (and deadly) Lieutenant Jones are still trying to unravel the mystery of the presidential assassination. All they have to do is find a way to help him before he loses his life–or his mind."
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Spads
Published by Cinebook
Contributors: Jean Van Hamme (writer), William Vance (artist), Jerome Saincantin (translator)
Copyright: 2010
Published in XIII vol. 004, 2010. "Now called Ross Tanner, XIII joins the elite SPADS (Special Assault and Destruction Squads) to try and learn more about Captain Rowland, his last identity. As if the shadowy threats hanging over his head weren’t enough, he also has to contend with gruelling training and a hostile instructor. Meanwhile, in Washington, investigations continue, and a series of clues emerge, pointing towards people XIII thought his allies. Can he trust Colonel Amos, General Carrington or… Lieutenant Jones?"
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Full Red
Published by Cinebook
Contributors: Jean Van Hamme (writer), William Vance (artist), Jerome Saincantin (translator)
Copyright: 2011
Published in XIII vol. 005, 2011. "XIII, Jones and Betty Barnowsky escaped the deadly trap set by Colonel McCall. Lost in a hostile jungle, they must now make their way back to America. And they must be quick: In Washington, every ally the fugitives ever had has been arrested in preparation for the conspirators' master stroke, coinciding with a general exercise of all American armed forces: Operation Full Red. Suddenly, XIII's quest becomes a last-ditch fight for the freedom of an entire nation."
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The Jason Fly File
Published by Cinebook
Contributors: Jean Van Hamme (writer), William Vance (artist), Jerome Saincantin (translator)
Copyright: 2011
Published in XIII vol. 006, 2011. "With the conspiracy that nearly claimed his life dismantled, XIII can finally turn all his attention towards uncovering his own distant past. Armed with everything he could find on Jason Fly-the man he seems to be-he heads to Green Falls, where he grew up. The problem with amnesia is that you never know exactly what you'll dig up when you go home again. And... is everything really solved concerning the presidential assassination that cost him his memory?"
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The Night of August Third
Published by Cinebook
Contributors: Jean Van Hamme (writer), William Vance (artist), Jerome Saincantin (translator)
Copyright: 2011
Published in XIII vol. 007, 2011. "XIII and Jones are on the run. Hunted by local authorities, they're suspected of three murders, including that of The Mongoose's hired killer. The sheriff of Green Falls, henchman to the town's biggest landowner, is all too happy to accuse the fugitives: The two men don't want certain details from the past to surface. XIII is going to have to survive long enough to dig up the truth about what really happened on the night of August 3rd long ago."
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Thirteen Against One
Published by Cinebook
Contributors: Jean Van Hamme (writer), William Vance (artist), Jerome Saincantin (translator)
Copyright: 2011
Published in XIII vol. 008, 2011. "XIII survived the trip back to his childhood home. The Mongoose has finally been caught and is in a high-security jail. But there is still one piece of the puzzle missing, and when President Sheridan asks him to discover who the Number I is, the man now known as Jason McLane doesn't hesitate for long. His best chance: finding Kim Rowland wherever she may be hiding. But the Mongoose has powerful allies and won't stay locked up forever."
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For Maria
Published by Cinebook
Contributors: Jean Van Hamme (writer), William Vance (artist), Jerome Saincantin (translator)
Copyright: 2011
Published in XIII vol. 009, 2011. "Jason McLane is on holidays with Jones at some friends’ in Central America, when a peculiar priest offers him startling news: He may very well be a married man! And because nothing is ever simple in XIII’s life, his apparent wife is none other than the leader of the democratic guerrillas in neighboring Costa Verde, Maria De Los Santos—currently awaiting execution in a maximum security fortress."
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El Cascador
Published by Cinebook
Contributors: Jean Van Hamme (writer), William Vance (artist), Jerome Saincantin (translator)
Copyright: 2011
Published in XIII vol. 010, 2011. "Captured and imprisoned in the Roca Negra fortress, XIII is being tortured by the sinister Colonel Peralta. But, for all his pain and suffering, he’s also in the same building as Maria, the woman who may be his wife. And they have plenty of dedicated, resourceful friends outside… as well as at least one traitor. Still unsure of his past, Jason McLane will have no choice but to become the man known as “El Cascador” to clean up Costa Verde once and for all."
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Three Silver Watches
Published by Cinebook
Contributors: Jean Van Hamme (writer), William Vance (artist), Jerome Saincantin (translator)
Copyright: 2012
Published in XIII vol. 011, 2012. "XIII has freed a country, exposed a traitor, reunited with his wife… and found his father. As he deals—somewhat against his will—with the aftermath of the revolution in Costa Verde, Sean Mullway recounts for him his family’s history: Irish immigrants, remorseless Mafiosi, Mexican gold, and three silver watches. New answers will also bring new questions and a whole new set of potential enemies just as old ones come back to the fore."
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The Trial
Published by Cinebook
Contributors: Jean Van Hamme (writer), William Vance (artist), Jerome Saincantin (translator)
Copyright: 2012
Published in XIII vol. 012, 2012. "Called back to the USA by the frantic government, McLane and Jones discover that General Carrington has kidnapped Wally Sheridan, President of the United States! Holed up in a secret base he’s turned into a fortress, Carrington intends to put Sheridan on trial on live TV and expose him as the Number I of the conspiracy. To do that, he’s going to need XIII’s help in bringing in his main witness: the Mongoose!"
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Top Secret
Published by Cinebook
Contributors: Jean Van Hamme (writer), William Vance (artist), Jerome Saincantin (translator)
Copyright: 2012
Published in XIII vol. 013, 2012. "The Mongoose is dead. So is Number I. But, since he was the President of the United States, XIII’s friends are all on the run again. McLane, though, has been arrested, and he’s being judged in secret by the heads of the American intelligence community. Sentenced to life in a secret prison, he has no illusions that he’ll ever reach it. The ruthlessness of the NSA Director proves him right—but he’s not the only one who wants XIII dead."
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Release the Hounds!
Published by Cinebook
Contributors: Jean Van Hamme (writer), William Vance (artist), Jerome Saincantin (translator)
Copyright: 2012
Published in XIII vol. 014, 2012. "Having escaped from the clutches of Irina’s organisation, XIII is on the loose in America but still hunted by both Giordino’s NSA and Irina’s top assassin, Jessica. As he tries to return to his friends in San Miguel, he’s forced to dodge bullets and outsmart various traps and ambushes. With the odds stacked against him, he will have to rely on help from an enemy and his own mounting anger at the constant string of attacks."
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Operation Montecristo
Published by Cinebook
Contributors: Jean Van Hamme (writer), William Vance (artist), Jerome Saincantin (translator)
Copyright: 2012
Published in XIII vol. 015, 2012. "Arrested by the Costaverdean authorities because of pressure from the US, XIII and his friends are awaiting their extradition. Instead, they’re freed by Costaverdean troops in disguise. But they can’t afford to stick around, as they’re still on the run from the most powerful nation on Earth. Desperate for money, McLane decides to go after Maximilian’s gold, as Mullway believes he’s found the location of the third silver watch. The problem is that the location is under 150 feet of water..."
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Maximilian's Gold
Published by Cinebook
Contributors: Jean Van Hamme (writer), William Vance (artist), Jerome Saincantin (translator)
Copyright: 2012
Published in XIII vol. 016, 2012. "XIII and his friends, still in hiding from the NSA, now have the riddle from all three silver watches… and Maximilian’s gold is within their reach. But the treasure is well hidden. Not to mention that $15 million is enough to attract a lot of unwanted attention. Meanwhile, in Washington, an increasingly desperate Frank Giordino can feel the noose tightening around his neck—and men are at their most dangerous when desperate. All he needs is someone to bring him the right information..."
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The Irish Version
Published by Cinebook
Contributors: Jean Van Hamme (writer), William Vance (artist), Jerome Saincantin (translator)
Copyright: 2013
Published in XIII vol. 017, 2013. "Little by little, XIII has reconstructed most of his life and figured out who he is. With one exception: There is still a gap in his college years, when Jason McLane became Kelly Brian. A gap that may mean the amnesiac adventurer is in fact an Irish terrorist, Seamus O'Neil. This flashback brings us back to Boulder, Colorado, and before that to Northern Ireland, to reveal the last piece of the XIII puzzle, and his final identity."
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The Last Round
Published by Cinebook
Contributors: Jean Van Hamme (writer), William Vance (artist), Jerome Saincantin (translator)
Copyright: 2013
Published in XIII vol. 018, 2013. "XIII and his friends have failed to recover Maximilian’s gold and are tired of hiding, running and struggling. When two books come out in the USA relating all the events of the amnesiac’s life and the details of the Conspiracy of the XX, they see it as a possible chance to come out in the open and trust in their country’s justice. But they still have enemies, at home and abroad, and everyone is set on a collision course..."
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The Day of the Mayflower
Published by Cinebook
Contributors: Jean Van Hamme (writer), William Vance (artist), Jerome Saincantin (translator)
Copyright: 2014
Published in XIII vol. 019, 2014. "After all his adventures across the American continent, after defeating his many enemies, XIII is trying to live a simple life in the house he inherited, where it all started. It's not always easy - not everyone is happy to have such an infamous man in the area, and his skills are in high demand with some people of varying integrity. His memories are still locked away, too, and some people want to keep it that way."
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The Bait
Published by Cinebook
Contributors: Jean Van Hamme (writer), William Vance (artist), Jerome Saincantin (translator)
Copyright: 2015
Published in XIII vol. 020, 2015. "XIII is hiding in France at the Prseaus, after a past more nebulous he even believed possible caught up to him again. But the organisation that's after him hasn't said its last word, and has considerable means at its disposal. It lures Jones, on duty in Afghanistan, into a terrible ambush, for the sole purpose of serving as bait for the amnesiac - who immediately rushes to her rescue. Meanwhile, Betty Barnowsky-Prseau is off to Maine to dig into XIII's past."
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Return To Green Falls
Published by Cinebook
Contributors: Jean Van Hamme (writer), William Vance (artist), Jerome Saincantin (translator)
Copyright: 2016
Published in XIII vol. 021, 2016. "XIII returns to his childhood home once more - butthe stakes have never been so high. The agents of the organisation that was hunting for XIII have finally captured him, along with his friends, but he's still refusing his captors' job offer. Forced to give in after they commit an appalling act just to coerce him, he's discreetly brought back to the USA, where he finally learns what they're really after. Meanwhile, Betty Barnowsky continues her own investigation under the FBI's very noses. For both of them, the road leads, once again, to Green Falls..."
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The Martyr's Message
Published by Cinebook
Contributors: Jean Van Hamme (writer), William Vance (artist), Jerome Saincantin (translator)
Copyright: 2017
Published in XIII vol. 022, 2017. "Jason has managed to give his captors the slip, but he was forced to leave Betty behind, severely injured. After a short but tense episode dealing with the north-eastern mafia, he's off to the next step in his quest: Leiden, Holland, from where half of the Mayflower expedition left, and where his godfather appears to live. But his enemies haven't given up, and the young local guide he's picked brings her own heap of troubles..."
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Jason McLane's Inheritance
Published by Cinebook
Contributors: Jean Van Hamme (writer), William Vance (artist), Jerome Saincantin (translator)
Copyright: 2018
Published in XIII vol. 023, 2018. "Still with Annika, Jason McLane has the documents his godfather left for him to find in the Netherlands deciphered. Once translated, the text offers revelations of breathtaking importance - enough to change the geopolitical map for ever. But the killers sent by the Mayflower Foundation are still after them, while in Afghanistan, Jones and Carrington's situation goes from bad to worse. XIII will have to be on his best game to sort it all out."
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2,331 Yards
Published by Cinebook
Contributors: Jean Van Hamme (writer), William Vance (artist), Jerome Saincantin (translator)
Copyright: 2021
Published in XIII vol. 024, 2021. "Jason McLane, a.k.a. XIII, seems to have finally accepted his true destiny. Tired of fighting the powerful elite who control the world, he has apparently joined them. Of course, he supposedly did so on orders from General Wolf, so as to bring down the sinister Mayflower Foundation at last, but... what if the temptation of power proved too strong? Janet Fitzsimmons, the Foundation's president, too beautiful? Or the price of integrity too steep for him... or his friends?"
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Reloaded Memory
Published by Cinebook
Contributors: Jean Van Hamme (writer), William Vance (artist), Jerome Saincantin (translator)
Copyright: 2023
Published in XIII vol. 025, 2023. "Jason McLane - XIII - has just taken a shot at the pope during an official visit to Washington DC. If he hadn't, two innocent hostages would have paid the price. Granted, General Wolf's orders were always to maintain his cover at all costs, but the plans of the Mayflower conspirators - the same people that XIII was supposed to infiltrate but now control him through blackmail - are appallingly more complex and dangerous than just this assassination attempt. American democracy itself is in danger..."
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The Mongoose
Published by Cinebook
Contributors: Xavier Dorison (writer), Ralph Meyer (artist), Jerome Saincantin (translator)
Copyright: 2014
Published in XIII Mystery vol. 001, 2014. "He was XIII's most dogged enemy from the start, but who really was the Mongoose, that mysterious assassin-for-hire who nearly killed the amnesiac hero so many times? During an encounter between him and Kim Rowland - an event that took place just before the start of the XIII series - the merciless hitman tells the story of his childhood and how he became a contract killer. ‘Anyone would have in my circumstances', he claims. But would they?"
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Irina
Published by Cinebook
Contributors: Eric Corbeyran (writer), Philippe Berthet (artist), Jerome Saincantin (translator)
Copyright: 2014
Published in XIII Mystery vol. 002, 2014. "Belarus, in Soviet times. Irina is an unremarkable young woman growing up in an orphanage. One night, a mysterious visitor demands to see her and her best friend Julia. The latter goes first, then Irina is told she won't be needed after all. The next day, Julia has vanished without a trace... Thus begins a quest for truth and vengeance, from Minsk to Moscow to Washington – one that will lead Irina to discover her true calling."
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Little Jones
Published by Cinebook
Contributors: Yann (writer), E. Henninot (artist), Jerome Saincantin (translator)
Copyright: 2014
Published in XIII Mystery vol. 003, 2014. "Chicago, the Seventies. Life is tough when you're an orphan in the streets – and even more so if you're black. Little Jones, 10, doesn't even know her real name. All she has is a brother who flirts with the Black Panthers, a streak of cunning and determination a mile wide, and a dream: that of some day enlisting into the Army. A chance encounter with war hero Major Whittaker will change her life forever..."
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Colonel Amos
Published by Cinebook
Contributors: D. Alcante (writer), Francois Boucq (artist), Jerome Saincantin (translator)
Copyright: 2015
Published in XIII Mystery vol. 004, 2015. "Colonel Amos is the head of the FBI's Counterterrorism Division. His current investigation sends him on the trail of an agent of Mossad – Israeli intelligence. The ensuing operation – a joint FBI/CIA effort – will prove to be a difficult one. Not only because of the agent's skill, or because the colonel and his CIA counterpart Giordino don't get along, but also because before coming to the USA, Samuel Amos was a founding member of Mossad..."
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Steve Rowland
Published by Cinebook
Contributors: Fabien Nury (writer), Richard Guerineau (artist), Jerome Saincantin (translator)
Copyright: 2020
Published in XIII Mystery vol. 005, 2020. "Steve Rowland. It's under that name that XIII received the fateful wound that deprived him of his memories, while attempting to infiltrate the Conspiracy of the XX. By then the real Rowland was already dead, breathing his last in his wife Kim Carrington's arms. But what had driven that man, a patriot and war hero, to betray his government? What events, what trauma – what manipulations – had made him into someone capable of assassinating the President of the United States?"
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Billy Stockton
Published by Cinebook
Contributors: Laurent-Frederic Bollee (writer), Steve Cuzor (artist), Jerome Saincantin (translator)
Copyright: 2020
Published in XIII Mystery vol. 006, 2020. "He's a disturbing fellow, that Billy. A man with the face of an angel with whom XIII briefly shares a cell during his incarceration in a prison for the criminally insane … A kid you couldn't believe guilty of anything – yet who soon reveals that behind bars is exactly where he belongs. Find out, now, what Billy Stockton was convicted of, but also why, exactly, he happened to be in that exact prison at the same time as XIII …"
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Betty Barnowsky
Published by Cinebook
Contributors: Joel Callede (writer), Sylvain Vallee (artist), Jerome Saincantin (translator)
Copyright: 2021
Published in XIII Mystery vol. 007, 2021. "Betty Barnowsky's life, after crossing paths with the eminently dangerous XIII, eventually reached calmer waters and a happy ending, with her marriage to French aristocrat Armand. But it wasn't smooth sailing all the way! After all, before her time with XIII and becoming a marquise, Betty was in her own right a member of the elite SPADS—a unit corrupted by its traitorous commander McCall, and which General Carrington has decided to clean up through any means possible…"
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Martha Shoebridge
Published by Cinebook
Contributors: Colin Wilson (writer), Frank Giroud (artist), Jerome Saincantin (translator)
Copyright: 2021
Published in XIII Mystery vol. 008, 2021. "Martha Shoebridge [is] the doctor who saved XIII and diagnosed his amnesia in “The Day of the Black Sun.” Readers will find out what was at the source of her addiction to alcohol, and the life she led before crossing paths with XIII—including an unsuspected link with William Sheridan, the progressive president assassinated by Steve Rowland…"
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Felicity Brown
Published by Cinebook
Contributors: Matz (writer), Christian Rossi (artist), Jerome Saincantin (translator)
Copyright: 2021
Published in XIII Mystery vol. 009, 2021. "Statuesque, alluring and a literal femme fatale… Felicity Brown, former waitress and call-girl and pretend nurse, nearly caused the end of XIII when she murdered the man he believed to be his father. But crime doesn't pay in the end, and Felicity is forced to flee from the FBI. So begins a bloody escape that will take the “black widow” to Costa Verde, into the arms of a dictator and in the middle of a revolution that will soon draw in none other than… XIII!"
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Calvin Wax
Published by Cinebook
Contributors: Fred Duval (writer), Coretin Rouge (artist), Jerome Saincantin (translator)
Copyright: 2021
Published in XIII Mystery vol. 010, 2021." "Within the Conspiracy of the XX, Calvin Wax was nominally only number two. But how accurate was that? What was the real responsibility of this utterly unscrupulous man, who was – openly or secretly – adviser to three presidents? Now, discover the birth of the Conspiracy, through a few very difficult days in the life of Wally Sheridan, caught in the merciless schemes of the true brain behind the plot …"
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Jonathan Fly
Published by Cinebook
Contributors: Luc Brunschwig (writer), Olivier Taduc (artist), Jerome Saincantin (translator)
Copyright: 2021
Published in XIII Mystery vol. 011, 2021. "Jonathan Fly, XIII's official father, was once a respected, famous journalist. Unfortunately, his radical ideas, deemed anti-American, led him to be discredited, arrested, and eventually sent to jail. Having served his sentence, he moved to the small town of Green Falls with his son Jason … who grew up mostly on his own, as Jonathan had never given up the fight and remained driven and distracted. Until, one day, a powerful man arrives in Green Falls, and the tragedy begins …"
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Alan Smith
Published by Cinebook
Contributors: P. Pecqueur (writer), Buchet (artist), Jerome Saincantin (translator)
Copyright: 2021
Published in XIII Mystery vol. 012, 2021. "When XIII washed up on that beach one day, with the head wound that robbed him of his memory, he was rescued by Abe and Sally Smith. The old couple took him in and nursed him back to health out of kindness, but also because he looked a little like their son Alan, killed in operation in Vietnam. In fact, however, Alan's story is a bit more complicated than that, and his fate closely tied to XIII's. Now, discover the birth of the Conspiracy, through a few very difficult days in the life of Wally Sheridan, caught in the merciless schemes of the true brain behind the plot …"
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Judith Warner
Published by Cinebook
Contributors: O. Grenson (writer), O. Grenson (artist), Jerome Saincantin (translator)
Copyright: 2021
Published in XIII Mystery vol. 013, 2021. "Judith Warner. Once the pharmacist in Green Falls, where XIII spent part of his childhood. Once his ally, and his lover of one night. The beautiful, independent Judith, having had her life turned upside down by hurricane Jason McLane like so many others, left for California and a new, quiet, routine existence. Until the day a woman she's never met before rings her door, and everything is thrown into chaos once more as the past resurfaces …"
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