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Name: The Killing Lessons
Rating: 5.0 (2 reviews)
Author: Saul Black
ISBN: 9781250057341

The Killing Lessons

by Saul Black

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First Published:
Sep 22, 2015, 400 pages

Paperback:
Aug 2016, 432 pages

Book Reviewed by:
Donna Chavez
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- Thrillers
- West, USA
- California
- Contemporary
- Strong Women
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Georgina

Brilliant

Could not put this book down it is riveting, I'm never giving this one away it’s too good a read!

Thank you Mr.Black

This is the genre of suspense I love but at the same time it is the most well-crafted, brilliantly written book in the genre of "thrillers" ever written. From raw characters who grip your intestines to metaphors and similes that paint pictures into your soul, may the "hare" help you journey through this masterpiece.

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