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Eli Cutter: Winter
Eli Cutter is a Knight-Master in an ancient order created to advise the President of the United States. Because of the mental toll from their job, Knight-Master's retire at a young age. Cutter has retired to Taos, New Mexico when, on a trip to Vail, Colorado he rescues the current president. Seeing Cutter display unusual skills, the current president ask if Cutter can assist him solving crimes that fall through the cracks of bureaucracy. Cutter, along with Franz, his constant canine companion agrees to try.
344 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 2, 2016
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March 3, 2019
This book is creative… maybe a little too creative for my tastes. It was so out there for the first half of the book that it just didn't click with me. I liked the protagonist enough, even if I didn't really understand him or his ways. The book was well written enough. I'm a fan of Dirgo's other books, so that wasn't the problem. And by the very end of the book I'll admit to liking things a lot more. I think that if the first part of the book had been written more like the last 15%, I would have enjoyed the entire book more. That said, if the book's description sounds like something you would enjoy, give it a shot. It's creative as all getout. That will likely resonate with most folks more than it did with me.
July 16, 2020
Not like Craig's other books, this is a story of a mystic crime fighter. I did enjoy the story and parts of it were very engaging and extreamly entertaining. Too bad the book suffered from plot and story line mistakes along with some interactive dialog that came across like a high school play.
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