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Name: Cuts Both Ways (American Heroes)
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Author: Dee Holmes

📘 Cuts Both Ways (American Heroes) by Dee Holmes

Ashe Seager is a professional tracker who has spent years evading the shadows of his own history. Hoff isc Recently, Erin Kenyon—who lost her husband under suspicious circumstances—turns to Ashe. Their past intersections and the secrets still lingering in the mountains set the stage for a tense, emotionally charged investigation. The story follows their uneasy partnership as the truth threatens to unravel both their lives.

First publish date: 1993

Genre: General Fiction/General Fiction

Authors: Dee Holmes

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