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very interesting book series so far. I’m very happy and highly recommended. The writing is good poop culture references are always sweet to hear in any book. 

I really enjoyed this take on a werewolf pack. It was a fresh new idea than what I had ever read before. I’m going to download it so I may listen to it later. Definitely a keeper.

Adrian is never involved with anything unless it is action-packed and deadly! The last book ended with his witnessing a devastating, life-altering disaster. Adrian knows the players, their game plan, and their ultimate goal. The true question is can he stop them in time? The author, James P. Sumner, has created a character and content..

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i’ve been very happy with book 2 to looking forward to book 3 I just enjoyed the storytelling and the adventures of the charactersdoing my best and not spoilers. 

Too depressing with anecdotes drawn from stories of cancer and disease that usually end in death. The contradiction of hope to that felt too extreme.

The book expands on known and previously reported facts about the murders in a clear and methodical manner. Good book!

I knew when A Necessary Kill finished the way it did, this one would start with a bang and it sure did. Sumner starts it right off throwing Adrian into the weeds. The secretive and mysterious group of assassins he joins only has a few rules but Adrian just can’t seem to find it in..

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Sage and practical mix of life wisdom, personal finance, and how to seamlessly incorporate sorcery into the mundane steps to a prosperous life

Coming from a family that has lived in Idaho for generations, I found this book particularly intriguing and took great interest in listening to it. However, I noticed a tendency in the narrative where the author seemed to lean towards the guilt of the suspect awaiting trial. This approach, in my opinion, limited the opportunity..

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This was very interesting and appears to be on point with the facts so far