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Blown Save: A Killer's Guide To Winning

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Grayson McNabb is a die-hard Chicago Cubs fan. He also kills people. Professionally.

After a stretch where the team’s newest relief pitcher has cost the team several wins, Grayson is beside himself. His only solution is to do what he does best.

But Grayson discovers not everything is not what it seems, and he now finds himself in a position where he will need to solve a much larger problem. And this time, he will have to try to actually save a life, instead of taking one.

Luis Rodriguez isn’t sure who he is these days. But who is he? And will he ever be able to live the dream of Jose Garcia?
And will he ever see him mother again?

“Blown A Killer’s Guide to Winning” is the third book from Eric Hoffer Award nominated author Karl Kling.
Check out his first two books, “The Boys Are Back in Town” and “Takin’ Care of Business”, both part of the Brody James Mystery series, on Amazon.

257 pages, Paperback

Published December 18, 2025

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Author 3 books112 followers
December 22, 2025
A story about family, friends and loyalty

While baseball and assassinations drive the story, what Blown Save really is about are family, friends and loyalty.

Grayson McNabb is loyal to his job and his favorite team. He grows to be loyal to his best friend and his family.

The story weaves you through how two men came to meet as well as how family shaped their identity.

While it can be dispensed as a simple action/adventure book, Karl Kling does a phenomenal job of bringing realism and relatability to the story.

You became friends with many of the characters, rooting them on throughout. You also hate some of the characters.

Even until the very end, there are surprises at every turn.

I highly recommend this book and I believe it would be a fantastic movie!
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