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Well-known for its World Heritage Sites of Stonehenge and Avebury, the prehistoric monuments of...
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The Summoner’s Sins (Sandal Castle Medieval Thrillers #3)
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An absorbing historical thriller full of suspense! Perfect for fans of S D Sykes, E. M. Powell,...
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Taking Heaven Lightly: A Near Death Experience Survivor's Story and Inspirational Guide to Living in the Light
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Lee Ann (116 KP) rated This Fallen Prey (Casey Duncan, #3) in Books
May 24, 2018
This Fallen Prey takes you on a rollercoaster as Casey tells you all about the day the Council drops a dangerous serial killer into Rockton without any advance warning.
What you get from that point on is a crazy edge of the seat ride as you try and figure out whether he's really what the council have claimed, or if there's something deeper and more complex going on. With betrayals and deaths and twists that just keep you turning the pages, the third book of the Casey Duncan series does not disappoint.
It does leave us with a minor cliffhanger.. and I absolutely cannot wait for the next book!