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DESTROYED FROM WITHIN

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89 pages, Kindle Edition

Published March 10, 2026

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Russ Benèt

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10 reviews
July 7, 2026
This book scared me more than any horror story I have ever read. The thought of our water supply or children's crayons being poisoned is terrifying. The author does a great job showing how easy it would be for someone to sneak bad things into our stores. President Trusk is a tough character and I liked how he handled the problem quietly. It is a great read but it will definitely make you look at your groceries differently.
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38 reviews1 follower
July 23, 2026
I just finished reading Destroyed From Within and my mind is completely blown. The idea of enemies attacking us through everyday things like toys and vitamins is so scary. Russ Benèt really knows how to build suspense without using big words or confusing plots. I really liked James and Lena, they felt like real people trying to save the day. If you want a thriller that feels like it could be on the news tomorrow, read this book.
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8 reviews4 followers
July 7, 2026
You have to read this book if you are a fan of spy or thriller stories. From the very first chapter at the music concert in France, I was totally hooked. The bad guy, Malik, is so creepy because he acts like a normal neighbor. It makes you wonder who is secretly a spy in your own town. Grab a copy and clear your weekend, because you won't want to put it down.
35 reviews1 follower
July 23, 2026
I really enjoyed the pace of this book. It starts with a small sting at a concert and grows into a huge national threat. The short chapters made it super easy to read just one more before bed. Evelyn Hart was my favorite character because she used her teacher instincts to catch what the government missed. Highly recommend this to anyone who likes a good mystery.
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