
Dead Letter
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Narrated by:
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Virtual Voice
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By:
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Mark Boyer

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A simple letter. A deadly conspiracy. A passion that refuses to be silenced.
Connor Kane never expected his next mission to involve the Royal Mail. But when top-secret intelligence starts vanishing through the postal system, Interpol sends him back to London to hunt down the smuggling ring responsible. The British government wants discretion. The criminals want him dead. And Darius King—the towering, no-nonsense Chief Postal Inspector—isn't thrilled about an outsider meddling in his operation.
From the moment they meet, Connor and Darius clash. Darius is all discipline and control; Connor is reckless charm and deadly efficiency. But as they follow a trail of coded messages, vanishing couriers, and underground auctions, their partnership turns into something else—something neither of them expected.
The mission takes them from the shadowy back alleys of Soho to the glittering decadence of a masquerade ball, from a high-speed chase through the London Underground to a desperate fight for survival in the Tower Bridge. Along the way, the tension between them ignites into something hot, raw, and impossible to ignore.
When they finally unravel the conspiracy, the truth is worse than they imagined—a rogue MI5 officer with a vendetta, a network of spies willing to kill to stay hidden, and an encrypted package that could change the fate of nations.
But betrayal is everywhere. And when the final trap is sprung, Connor and Darius will have to trust each other in ways neither of them are ready for—on the field, in the shadows, and in the kind of heated, desperate moments that neither of them can forget.