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Original and wholly absorbing, The Prisoner’s Cross proves a powerful read with Unger clearly demonstrating an ability to touch the hearts and minds of his readers.
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Format: Kindle Edition and Paperback
Print Length: 327 pages
Page Numbers Source ISBN: 0999712268
Publisher: Laurel & Croton (16 May 2020)
Language: English
ASIN: B0876D3CXL
The BookViral Review:
A darkly thrilling and accomplished story of crime and punishment Narco Noir is one of those gritty thrillers that will leave you wanting more.
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Flawed but highly likeable Cruz makes the perfect protagonist for Amato’s series. A brave, defiant character who’s so vividly drawn that she fairly bounces off the page. Most importantly she feels authenticate whilst supporting characters are sharply observed too.
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A taut and engrossing read and a model of implacable storytelling Narco Noir leaves us with a burning desire to see what’s next for Detective Emilia Cruz and is unreservedly recommended.
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Original and wholly absorbing, The Prisoner’s Cross proves a powerful read with Unger clearly demonstrating an ability to touch the hearts and minds of his readers.
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