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'. . . I was profoundly disturbed in a way I haven't been after reading a thriller in quite some time. . .
this is the book (and series) to read.'
Sarah Weinman, Confessions of an Idiosyncratic Mind 'Once again, Zoë Sharp finds a way to make the thriller genre her own by focusing on the psychological toll that violence takes upon a person. By the end of Third Strike, Charlie Fox is at a very dark place, fully cognizant of the consequences her actions have taken upon those she's been asked to guard and those she loves, and I was profoundly disturbed in a way I haven't been after reading a thriller in quite some time. This is a long, long way from mindless fluff, and if you're prepared to travel some very dark and thoughtful corners, this is the book (and series) to read.' |
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