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Chaotic Curse

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Chaotic Curse

Autor: Helen Hardt
Czyta: Laura Sanders, Kristopher Harney
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Enter a world of mystery, suspense, sin, and heart-wrenching emotion with Helen Hardt's Bellamy Brothers series

He thought the worst was over.

He was wrong.

Hawk Bellamy has always been the calm in the storm—the one who cleans up the wreckage his family leaves behind. But even he can’t control the chaos closing in now. His younger brother is fighting for his life, and Daniela Agudelo, the woman Hawk loves, is caught in a deadly game that began long before she escaped Colombia.

Daniela wants to believe she’s free. But someone out there remembers her face. Her name. The taste of her fear.

While Daniela fights to stay ahead of a predator who knows her every secret, Hawk is haunted by his own. Each revelation tears at the fragile peace he’s built, each choice pulling him closer to the morally gray line he swore he’d never cross.

Now the world around them is unraveling—his brother is fighting for his life, the Bellamy empire is cracking under the weight of its secrets, and Daniela’s predator is closing in.

Hawk will do anything to protect her. But in a world built on lies, obsession, and revenge, saving her might cost him his soul.

©2025 Helen Hardt (P)2025 Helen Hardt
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