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Buckle Up!

Autor: Karen Clancy
Czyta: Karen Clancy
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Sheila Hahn knows how to run a world.As a house manager to the ultra-wealthy, she’s the one everyone looks to, the person who has the answers, anticipates the needs, and keeps the wheels turning invisibly. But after years of managing other people’s lives across the country, Sheila returns home to Ennisby, a small Florida beach town she loves with her DNA, to figure out what’s left of her own.A chance encounter in Miami changes everything.Her former employer, billionaire Murray Lanman, has arrived in Florida with his yacht, his security team, and a request. He needs someone who knows this town. Someone who belongs to it. Someone people talk to without thinking twice.Sheila is that person.But Ennisby is changing. A golden cargo plane arrives at the local airport to fanfare and free coconuts. A flamboyant entrepreneur with a cruise ship and a Midas touch seems to have the entire town in his pocket. And something is moving through the piney woods at night that nobody is talking about.Following a lead a little too closely one dark Florida night, Sheila stumbles into something far more dangerous than she bargained for. What began as curiosity becomes survival.BUCKLE UP! is a literary thriller that moves like a summer storm, gathering slowly, then all at once.©2026 Karen Clancy (P)2026 Karen Clancy Kryminały i thrillery Literatura i beletrystyka Satyra Sensacja i przygoda Thrillery
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