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The worlds richest man, Owen Sitall, was a flop at a certain game. As a child hed only beaten the dolts his father paid to lose; as an adult he built an enormous board so he could win on his own. And he left nothing to chance. His island was a playground for the beautiful and rich, stocked with community chests. But he and his bodyguard Peter Bilt didnt know the L.O.V.E.R. the League of Violent Economic Revolutionaries had come to play in his hotelsand their plans to bankrupt his had already passed Go.
Camryn, novice agent #36-DD of B.L.I.S.S. the international organization that fought crime anywhere from St. Croix to St. James Place found her assignment clear: Protect the fanatical Sitall from financial ruin. But shed have a big shoe to fill. And though she got to ride in the little race car (a pink Cadillac), she had a feeling that being a spy didnt just mean free parking. Before this was over, shed be rolling the dice with her heart.
The worlds richest man, Owen Sitall, was a flop at a certain game. As a child hed only beaten the dolts his father paid to lose; as an adult he built an enormous board so he could win on his own. And he left nothing to chance. His island was a playground for the beautiful and rich, stocked with community chests. But he and his bodyguard Peter Bilt didnt know the L.O.V.E.R. the League of Violent Economic Revolutionaries had come to play in his hotelsand their plans to bankrupt his had already passed Go.
Camryn, novice agent #36-DD of B.L.I.S.S. the international organization that fought crime anywhere from St. Croix to St. James Place found her assignment clear: Protect the fanatical Sitall from financial ruin. But shed have a big shoe to fill. And though she got to ride in the little race car (a pink Cadillac), she had a feeling that being a spy didnt just mean free parking. Before this was over, shed be rolling the dice with her heart.
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