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  Reviews

  I sincerely hope you enjoyed reading Huntress.

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  If you did, I would greatly appreciate a short review on your favourite book website.

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  About the Author

  Amanda Radley had no desire to be a writer but accidentally became an award-winning, bestselling author.

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  She gave up a marketing career in order to make stuff up for a living instead. She claims the similarities are startling.

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  She describes herself as a Wife. Traveller. Tea Drinker. Biscuit Eater. Animal Lover. Master Pragmatist. Procrastinator. Theme Park Fan.

  Connect with Amanda

  www.aeradley.com

  Also by Amanda Radley

  Going Up

  A ruthless executive. A destitute woman. Both on the way up.

  Selina Hale is on her way to the top. She's been working towards a boardroom position on the thirteenth floor for her entire career. And no one is going to get in her way. Not her clueless boss, her soon to be ex-wife, and most certainly not the homeless person who has moved into the car park at work.

  Kate Morgan fell through the cracks in a broken support system and found herself destitute. Determined and strong-willed, she's not about to accept help from a mean business woman who can't even remember the names of her own nephews.

  As their lives continue to intertwine, they have no choice but to work together and follow each other on their journey up.

  Also by Amanda Radley

  Second Chances

  Bad childhood memories start to resurface when Hannah Hall’s daughter Rosie begins school. To make matters more complicated, Hannah has been steadfastly ignoring the obvious truth that Rosie is intellectually gifted and wise beyond her years.

  In the crumbling old school she meets Rosie’s new teacher Alice Spencer who has moved from the city to teach in the small coastal town of Fairlight.

  Alice immediately sees Rosie’s potential and embarks on developing an educational curriculum to suit Rosie’s needs, to Hannah’s dismay.

  Teacher and mother clash over what’s best for young Rosie.

  Will they be able to compromise? Will Hannah finally open up to someone about her own damaged upbringing?

  And will they be able to ignore the sparks that fly whenever they are in the same room?

  Other Books by Amanda Radley

  Flight SQA016 (Book 1 in the Flight Series)

  Grounded (Book 2 in the Flight Series)

  Journey’s End (Book 3 in the Flight Series)

  Mergers & Acquisitions

  A Swedish Christmas Fairy Tale

  Huntress

  The Road Ahead (Book 1 in the Around the World Series)

  The Big Uneasy (Book 2 in the Around the World Series)

  Ice Cream Wars

  Climbing the Ladder

  Lost at Sea

  Death Before Dessert

  Keep Holly Close (Book 2 in the Remember Me Series)

  The Startling Inaccuracy of the First Impression

  Copyright © 2017 Amanda Radley

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  All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced in any form on by an electronic or mechanical means, including information storage and retrieval systems, without permission in writing from the publisher, except by a reviewer who may quote brief passages in a review.

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  This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents either are the product of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, events, or locales is entirely coincidental.