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Des vies sont en danger.Une reporter d’investigation va s’infiltrer en terrain ennemi.Le temps est compté.Le Groupe 9, plus uni que jamais, repart en mission.L’avenir de tout un peuple est en jeu.De Londres à Kyïv, de Vilnius à Rome, un roman d’aventures et d’espionnage au suspense trépidant, une histoire qui interpelle etinvite à réfléchir sur le monde qui nous entoure.
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Des vies sont en danger.Une reporter d’investigation va s’infiltrer en terrain ennemi.Le temps est compté.Le Groupe 9, plus uni que jamais, repart en mission.L’avenir de tout un peuple est en jeu.De Londres à Kyïv, de Vilnius à Rome, un roman d’aventures et d’espionnage au suspense trépidant, une histoire qui interpelle etinvite à réfléchir sur le monde qui nous entoure.
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