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EduKitty-Early Learning Preschool Color Games

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The Most Popular Early Learning Toddler Game According to Preschool Teachers and Moms For Learning...

Community Over Chaos: An Ecological Perspective on Communication Ethics

James A. Mackin

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This ecology of ethics seeks to balance the needs of the individual and those of the various levels...

Eric's Spider Solitaire HD

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Play Spider in style on your iPad with a fantastic user interface, beautiful graphics and subtle...

Hidden Objects: The Mystery Guardians

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Updates for our awesome hidden object players! We have added more levels for you to explore!...

Mark @ Carstairs Considers (2444 KP) rated With a Vengeance in Books

May 9, 2020

Target: First Responders

Paramedic Zoe Chambers is shocked to hear that two of her co-workers were ambushed when out on a call. One of them is dead, and the other is in critical condition. The sniper got away without a trace, leaving Zoe and police chief Pete Adams scrambling to understand what is going on. Was it a random attack? Or was someone out to settle a score with these two paramedics? Will the shooter be caught before Zoe goes back on duty?

If you aren’t familiar with this series, you should probably back up to the earlier books first. This one contains some spoilers to earlier books as Zoe deals with the aftermath of events from them. Once you get here, you’ll b hooked on this entry. The story is fast moving and, because of the personal nature of the plot, it becomes a thriller the further we go into the book. That personal nature also makes it a bit more somber. In fact, I classify this series as a traditional mystery because of that, as well as the smattering of foul language and violence we don’t see in the cozies I typically read. The characters are sharp, both the main characters and supporting characters. Zoe and Pete spend almost equal time as our point of view characters, and the transitions are always easy to follow. This technique is used perfectly to ramp up the suspense as we neared the climax. This is another excellent book in a fantastic series.