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Inside Man by John McMahon was just as in depth and intriguing as the book that started the series, rife with intelligence and tension.

There are two very different, and yet potentially tied together, cases going on that the PAR are trying to solve that keep things interesting from start to finish of this book.

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Two Kinds of Stranger by Steve Cavanagh is another stellar entry in the Eddie Flynn series that had me flying through the pages.

From the first book in this series, I’ve been hooked into Eddie Flynn’s story and it’s a testament to how good it is that it just seems to improve with every entry.

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The Primal of Blood and Bone by Jennifer L Armentrout has brought this series to a whole new level with the wild point the story has come to with a whole heck of a lot of plot coming together.

There are, finally, lots of answers coming forth (although more questions are also created) and it was satisfying to see answers to ideas hinted at over the course of many books, and even the multiple series’ that take place in this world, actually be made clear. It’s also fantastic seeing how far back some of these ideas have been hinted at throughout the series and have it come together so well.

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Traitor of the Drowned Empire by Frankie Diane Mallis is a sequel that I have been dying for from the moment I finished the last book.

When I say I was feral to get my hands on this I mean it. And it was somehow so much more than I had expected in the most satisfying way.

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The Bodyguard Affair by Amy Lea is an adorable romance that had me laughing and rooting for the protagonists from their first meeting.

I was not expecting so many laugh out loud moments from this book, but the witty words and the perhaps not so smooth actions of the characters had me genuinely laughing throughout this book.