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Redemption Road by John Hart

Redemption Road

by John Hart
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  • First Published:
  • May 3, 2016, 432 pages
  • Paperback:
  • May 2017, 432 pages
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Miz Judi

Redemption Road
Good escape reading!
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Becky H

WOW
WOW. John Hart really knows how to write an engrossing, heart pounding, well plotted mystery…… and he can do it with a minimum of sex, blood and vulgar language. A disgraced cop, a damaged cop, a terrified girl and a bereft child all come together in this tale of violence and corruption. Greed and power fuel the bad guys. You will have to read the book to discover what motivates the good guys. Who are the good guys? Who are the bad guys? Who, or what, is redeemed?
5 of 5 stars
Jane T

Interesting
Read Elizabeth George's 2005 novel "With No One As Witness". Remarkable similarities!
Roe

Waste of paper
The key difference between fiction and non-fiction? Fiction has to make sense. The book is utter nonsense. Author's book reminds me of beginner's/adolescent attempt. Most have to write 5 poor efforts before producing a decent book. I recommend he write several more before submitting anything for publication. I bought this book at a used book store and feel I was ripped off!
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