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eNikita

by John-Patrick Skaar (Goodreads Author)

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John Evans said: " A story of darkness in the digital world. Power is still the game. A girl is taken, not the first. To what purpose? It is not so clear.

We are writing a cyber-crime-thriller book called eNikita that takes place in Europe with support from the FBI and ...more "

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Motorsport Going Global: The Challenges Facing the World's Motorsport Industry

by Nick Henry

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