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Rookie patrol officer Trish Robinson isn't expecting to see any action during another routine night on the job. But when she and her training officer answer a prowler call at a remote estate, the two cops walk into an ambush laid by a crew of ruthless criminals. Disarmed, cut off from help,... read more
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- Trish Robinson: Rookie Police Officer
- Ally Kent: Daughter of Charles Kent
- Pete Wald: Police training officer
- Gage Sharkey: One of the crooks
- Cage: Leader of criminal crew.
- Charles Kent: Owner of the house being broken in to. Husband of Barbara Kent. Criminal defense lawyer.
- Barbara Kent: Owner of the house being broken in to by the criminal crew. Wife of Charles Kent.
- Lilith: One of the criminal crew breaking in to the Kent estate.
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Cain pulled on the black ski mask and checked the pistol's clip.
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- Brian Harper (Author) - Pen name for Michael Prescott
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ISBN: 0451182006
Page Count: 428
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ISBN: 0451182006
Page Count: 428
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- Library of Congress: 97819690
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