Seraphine Martin | Bookclub Lounge



A psychological suspense story about manipulation, deception and the search for truth.  
Available worldwide on AMAZON

✒English 
SCAMMED: the Inside Story of a Perfect Trap,
SCAMMED: The Price of a Broken System, One Letter at a Time
 
✒French 
SCAMMED: L’histoire d’un piège parfait, 
SCAMMED: Le prix d’un système défaillant, Lettre après lettre 
 
✒German 
SCAMMED: Die wahre Geschichte eines perfekten Betrugs 
SCAMMED: Der Preis eines versagenden Systems, Brief für Brief 
 
✒Spanish 
SCAMMED: La historia interna de una trampa perfecta 
SCAMMED: El precio de un sistema roto, carta tras carta 





 
 





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