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In the latest entrant of the NEMESIS series, we FINALLY begin seeing some things set in motion that have been rumored an

Jeremy Robinson continu

This book was originally published in 5 parts. The following are the reviews for each part, compiled together here.

Night of the Blood Sky: Small town New Hampshire. July 4th. Most of the town is emptying out to go to the fireworks in a nearby town, a few are staying behind to either get drunk or get frisky. Nothing too earth shattering.

And then the church bell starts ringing... without anyone pulling it!

When

Balko opens up this book with the statement that it is not an anti-cop book, but rather an anti-politician/ policy book, and he largely maintains that theme throughout.

He starts are far back as before the Norman Conquest of England, showing how law enforcement evolved under the English tradition and common law, the source of the American model. He moves into the colonial period, where he shows how the writs of assistance - and one def

This is the first Chess Team book to occur post-Ridley Saga, and is designed to be much more stand alone. As such, it makes a good entry point into the series for new fans – and they will be fans by the end of the book, mark my words on that one.

The back story here starts w

This is a special 10th Anniversary release of one of Robinson's earliest works, and even in t

The overall story is actually solid. Former SpecOps guy looking to retire has a my

If you like robots... READ THIS BOOK.

If you like zombies.

I had never heard of Rachelle Ayala before seeing th

Kelly Carrero has done something fairly rare in my experience - written something that is fairly un