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Wow! What a gripping read. This was truly a book I found hard to put down and I was defeated only by sleep. I actually found myself wishing I could read faster.
Lynda has taken us on a HUGE journey here and she has been very subtle about it. It's not obvious during the read but, when you stop to reflect on book afterwards, it hits you what Lynda has done.
Apart from a thrilling story of the loveable main victim, who is mad as a box of frogs, we get possible connections for future instalments in the series.
The obvious connections may of course be chasing Adam in the future or possibly crossing paths again with our train robbing ladies. Yet despite all this, there is still so much more being developed.
Will we see Jack rising further up the ranks either by natural promotion or through the loss of his Boss Ridley to a horrible disease.
Does Jack lock horns with the inept Drug Squad boss Lewis or perhaps cash in a favour from Lyle at Hammersmith?
This topped with so much new insight into Jacks family and his 'gift' from Adam gives so many new and exciting avenues that could be explored.
We'll just have to wait and see.
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Where to start???Wow! What a gripping read. This was truly a book I found hard to put down and I was defeated only by sleep. I actually found myself wishing I could read faster.Lynda has taken us on a HUGE journey here and she has been very subtle about it. It's not obvious during the read but, when you stop to reflect on book afterwards, it hits you what Lynda has done.Apart from a thrilling story of the loveable main victim, who is mad as a box of frogs, we get possible connections for future instalments in the series.The obvious connections may of course be chasing Adam in the future or possibly crossing paths again with our train robbing ladies. Yet despite all this, there is still so much more being developed.Will we see Jack rising further up the ranks either by natural promotion or through the loss of his Boss Ridley to a horrible disease.Does Jack lock horns with the inept Drug Squad boss Lewis or perhaps cash in a favour from Lyle at Hammersmith?This topped with so much new insight into Jacks family and his 'gift' from Adam gives so many new and exciting avenues that could be explored.We'll just have to wait and see.
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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 6 April 2022
Wow! What a gripping read. This was truly a book I found hard to put down and I was defeated only by sleep. I actually found myself wishing I could read faster.
Lynda has taken us on a HUGE journey here and she has been very subtle about it. It's not obvious during the read but, when you stop to reflect on book afterwards, it hits you what Lynda has done.
Apart from a thrilling story of the loveable main victim, who is mad as a box of frogs, we get possible connections for future instalments in the series.
The obvious connections may of course be chasing Adam in the future or possibly crossing paths again with our train robbing ladies. Yet despite all this, there is still so much more being developed.
Will we see Jack rising further up the ranks either by natural promotion or through the loss of his Boss Ridley to a horrible disease.
Does Jack lock horns with the inept Drug Squad boss Lewis or perhaps cash in a favour from Lyle at Hammersmith?
This topped with so much new insight into Jacks family and his 'gift' from Adam gives so many new and exciting avenues that could be explored.
We'll just have to wait and see.
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By Darren Campbell on 6 April 2022
Where to start???By Darren Campbell on 6 April 2022
Wow! What a gripping read. This was truly a book I found hard to put down and I was defeated only by sleep. I actually found myself wishing I could read faster.
Lynda has taken us on a HUGE journey here and she has been very subtle about it. It's not obvious during the read but, when you stop to reflect on book afterwards, it hits you what Lynda has done.
Apart from a thrilling story of the loveable main victim, who is mad as a box of frogs, we get possible connections for future instalments in the series.
The obvious connections may of course be chasing Adam in the future or possibly crossing paths again with our train robbing ladies. Yet despite all this, there is still so much more being developed.
Will we see Jack rising further up the ranks either by natural promotion or through the loss of his Boss Ridley to a horrible disease.
Does Jack lock horns with the inept Drug Squad boss Lewis or perhaps cash in a favour from Lyle at Hammersmith?
This topped with so much new insight into Jacks family and his 'gift' from Adam gives so many new and exciting avenues that could be explored.
We'll just have to wait and see.
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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 25 April 2022
