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Ryan Weller Thriller #1
Dark Water
- If you're not reading Evan's work, check him out! I'm a big fan" - Ryan Steck author of "Fields of Fire" and The Real Book Spy.- Graver delivers the right blend of suspense and intrigue - OnlineBookClub.org
A former Navy bomb tech... A ruthless gang of pirates... A terrifying menace to the United States…
When reports of piracy plaguing the Gulf of Mexico draws the attention of former Navy bomb disposal tech Ryan Weller, his mission becomes track down the perpetrators and bring them to justice. Teaming up with a tenacious and beautiful insurance investigator, Ryan embarks on a relentless pursuit that takes them from the shores of Texas to the sun-drenched paradise of Key West. As they dive deeper, they uncover a network of sunken sailboats concealing a sinister secret.However, the waters grow darker as their investigation leads them into the heart of Mexico, where the Aztlán Cartel looms large. Its leader, Arturo Guerrero, driven by an insatiable hunger for power, sets his sights on a grandiose plan—to wage war with the United States and reclaim the Desert Southwest. Now, Ryan finds himself in the crosshairs of an unforgiving enemy, facing an impossible task of stopping Guerrero and preventing an international catastrophe.As the danger escalates, Ryan must navigate a treacherous web of deception, and with the full might of the Aztlán Cartel closing in, he must summon every ounce of his training, ingenuity, and unwavering determination to thwart Guerrero's sinister ambitions. Can Ryan rise above the murky depths and save the day, or will Guerrero plunge the region into chaos?Dark Water is the first book in the fast-paced Ryan Weller series in which Evan Graver delivers a masterfully crafted maritime thriller ripped from today's headlines. Prepare to be submerged in a heart-stopping tale of suspense, where the fate of nations hangs in the balance.
Interview with the AuthorQ - So, what makes the Ryan Weller Thriller Series special?A – When I pick up a book, I like to read fast-paced action and adventure or a great thriller. So, I wanted my series to reflect some of my author heroes such as Brad Thor, Mark Greaney, and Clive Cussler. Books featuring a kick butt protagonist who also deals with normal things in his life are the ones I resonate with the most, and how I try to write my characters.My books reflect things I like to do – scuba diving, sailing, shooting guns, traveling, and anything else I might be interested in at the moment I’m writing a book, which to me, keeps them interesting and relevant and often show up in my writing.Q – How did you get started writing?A – I’d read a bunch of stuff from self-published authors and thought, I can do that. I’d always wanted to write a book and at the time, I was checking things off a bucket list after being paralyzed from the waist down following a motorcycle accident. Dark Water came together out of a series of short stories I’d written over the years combined with looking at political tensions around the world. Since I released Dark Water in 2017, I’ve revised the book several times to make it a better. Forgive me if it’s not perfect as I was just starting out, but my writing has improved drastically over the course of the series thanks to guys like my editor Pete at Novel Approach Manuscript, and advice from Ryan Steck, author of Fields of Fire, and curator at The Real Book Spy.
A former Navy bomb tech... A ruthless gang of pirates... A terrifying menace to the United States…
When reports of piracy plaguing the Gulf of Mexico draws the attention of former Navy bomb disposal tech Ryan Weller, his mission becomes track down the perpetrators and bring them to justice. Teaming up with a tenacious and beautiful insurance investigator, Ryan embarks on a relentless pursuit that takes them from the shores of Texas to the sun-drenched paradise of Key West. As they dive deeper, they uncover a network of sunken sailboats concealing a sinister secret.However, the waters grow darker as their investigation leads them into the heart of Mexico, where the Aztlán Cartel looms large. Its leader, Arturo Guerrero, driven by an insatiable hunger for power, sets his sights on a grandiose plan—to wage war with the United States and reclaim the Desert Southwest. Now, Ryan finds himself in the crosshairs of an unforgiving enemy, facing an impossible task of stopping Guerrero and preventing an international catastrophe.As the danger escalates, Ryan must navigate a treacherous web of deception, and with the full might of the Aztlán Cartel closing in, he must summon every ounce of his training, ingenuity, and unwavering determination to thwart Guerrero's sinister ambitions. Can Ryan rise above the murky depths and save the day, or will Guerrero plunge the region into chaos?Dark Water is the first book in the fast-paced Ryan Weller series in which Evan Graver delivers a masterfully crafted maritime thriller ripped from today's headlines. Prepare to be submerged in a heart-stopping tale of suspense, where the fate of nations hangs in the balance.
Interview with the AuthorQ - So, what makes the Ryan Weller Thriller Series special?A – When I pick up a book, I like to read fast-paced action and adventure or a great thriller. So, I wanted my series to reflect some of my author heroes such as Brad Thor, Mark Greaney, and Clive Cussler. Books featuring a kick butt protagonist who also deals with normal things in his life are the ones I resonate with the most, and how I try to write my characters.My books reflect things I like to do – scuba diving, sailing, shooting guns, traveling, and anything else I might be interested in at the moment I’m writing a book, which to me, keeps them interesting and relevant and often show up in my writing.Q – How did you get started writing?A – I’d read a bunch of stuff from self-published authors and thought, I can do that. I’d always wanted to write a book and at the time, I was checking things off a bucket list after being paralyzed from the waist down following a motorcycle accident. Dark Water came together out of a series of short stories I’d written over the years combined with looking at political tensions around the world. Since I released Dark Water in 2017, I’ve revised the book several times to make it a better. Forgive me if it’s not perfect as I was just starting out, but my writing has improved drastically over the course of the series thanks to guys like my editor Pete at Novel Approach Manuscript, and advice from Ryan Steck, author of Fields of Fire, and curator at The Real Book Spy.
326 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 19, 2018
About the author
Evan Graver
39 books28 followersEvan Graver is the bestselling author of the Ryan Weller Thriller Series, the John Phoenix Thrillers, the Stuntman Series, and Liberty Brigade. A U.S. Navy veteran and former aviation electronics technician, Evan draws from real-world experience to craft explosive, high-stakes thrillers. From maritime missions and covert black ops to Hollywood stunts and political conspiracies, his books deliver fast-paced action, gritty realism, and unforgettable characters. When not writing, he explores the Florida coast and supports veteran causes.
You can stay in touch with me at evan@evangraver.com, check out www.evangraver.com, or on Facebook: Evan Graver Author.
You can stay in touch with me at evan@evangraver.com, check out www.evangraver.com, or on Facebook: Evan Graver Author.
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April 28, 2023
The hero is monochromatic. He wants the same things that high school boys want: beer, cigarettes, guns and girls. The villains can't shoot straight. In the last fifty pages, the hero kills off an army of bad guys while enduring a steady hail of bullets. The deal is, the title we tells us this is book #1 so the hero can't die. It's just silly.
July 15, 2021
Ryan Weller is working for his father's construction company. But he misses the more exciting life of being an Explosives technician in the military.
An old friend from the military, offers him a job coming to work for Dark Water research, a commercial diving and salvage company.
He is appointed a liaison with Homeland Security.
His first job is to fins out who is stealing sailboats in the Gulf of Mexico.
Behind the thefts is a plot to create a war with the US. Cartels, hitmen, drugs, arms etc. This is more like it!
Ryan is in his element. But the enemy is vicious and cruel as well as nuts. Can Ryan figure it out before another target is hit in the US? Excellent thriller!
An old friend from the military, offers him a job coming to work for Dark Water research, a commercial diving and salvage company.
He is appointed a liaison with Homeland Security.
His first job is to fins out who is stealing sailboats in the Gulf of Mexico.
Behind the thefts is a plot to create a war with the US. Cartels, hitmen, drugs, arms etc. This is more like it!
Ryan is in his element. But the enemy is vicious and cruel as well as nuts. Can Ryan figure it out before another target is hit in the US? Excellent thriller!
May 10, 2021
At first, I thought the derogatory language towards foreigners and women was just a plot device, but it continues throughout the book without a redeeming purpose. Also, the characters continue to go places and do things, but their various adventures are disjointed and unconnected to the plot -- if there is a plot. Got a third of the way through the book and then quit.
January 17, 2019
Another writer new to me, but what a great storyteller he is.
We are introduced to DWR, Dark Water Research following the death of Greg Olsen's parents in a terrorist attack. Greg is left to manage the multi-million dollar business and he feels overwhelmed. He calls upon his grandfather Clifford Olsen for help. Clifford had established the company originally before handing over to his son.
DWR has been given an operation by Homeland Security for whom they have done work in the past. There has been a rash of sailboat thefts in the Gulf of Mexico and HS suspects that the boats are being used to smuggle weapons or drugs into the country and also suspect that the boat owners are being killed.
Now Greg wants a particular persons' help. He sends his grandfather to bring Ryan Weller, an ex-Navy Explosive Ordnance Disposal technician with whom Greg has worked in the past.
So begins a series of encounters with a Mexican Drug Cartel. On the way, Ryan encounters a crooked professor and ISIS bad guys, meets a beautiful insurance investigator, has a close encounter with a shark, a close encounter with the pirates bent on killing him and the insurance investigator, and he also meets a couple of good guys who soon become friends.
This is a well-written, well-researched book. The characters are totally believable and one is left wanting to know where they go from here.
I recommend this book. It's No 1 in a series of three. I'm off to read the next two.
Note - I was given a copy of the book in my role of proofreader/copy editor, by the author. I enjoyed the book in its manuscript form and I loved it when I read the printed copy. Again, the printed copy was given to me by the author.
We are introduced to DWR, Dark Water Research following the death of Greg Olsen's parents in a terrorist attack. Greg is left to manage the multi-million dollar business and he feels overwhelmed. He calls upon his grandfather Clifford Olsen for help. Clifford had established the company originally before handing over to his son.
DWR has been given an operation by Homeland Security for whom they have done work in the past. There has been a rash of sailboat thefts in the Gulf of Mexico and HS suspects that the boats are being used to smuggle weapons or drugs into the country and also suspect that the boat owners are being killed.
Now Greg wants a particular persons' help. He sends his grandfather to bring Ryan Weller, an ex-Navy Explosive Ordnance Disposal technician with whom Greg has worked in the past.
So begins a series of encounters with a Mexican Drug Cartel. On the way, Ryan encounters a crooked professor and ISIS bad guys, meets a beautiful insurance investigator, has a close encounter with a shark, a close encounter with the pirates bent on killing him and the insurance investigator, and he also meets a couple of good guys who soon become friends.
This is a well-written, well-researched book. The characters are totally believable and one is left wanting to know where they go from here.
I recommend this book. It's No 1 in a series of three. I'm off to read the next two.
Note - I was given a copy of the book in my role of proofreader/copy editor, by the author. I enjoyed the book in its manuscript form and I loved it when I read the printed copy. Again, the printed copy was given to me by the author.
January 23, 2020
Dark Water is the first book in the Ryan Weller action/adventure series set in today’s world. Ryan is a former navy chief who worked in SEAL teams as an Explosive Ordnance Disposal expert. He now works in private business for his former SEAL team leader at Dark Water Research, which is located in Texas. Dark Water Research will enter into contract work for the Department of Homeland Security. In this case, it is to investigate piracy in the Gulf of Mexico. The piracy involves boarding private vessels in the Gulf to steal the vessel and if practicable, to hold the boat’s owners for ransom. This pirate group is also running guns into America as part of a Mexican Drug Cartel operation. The book dragged a bit during the first third as it explains the background of characters and situations that bring us to the current investigation. Once the action starts, it provides plenty of suspense and tight spots for Ryan to navigate. The only drawback to the action scenes involves too many James Bond type escapes. That is, Ryan is caught dead to rights and could easily be killed, but the killer wants his death to be slow and or the killer needs time to explain his entire criminal operation before he disposes of Ryan. This gives Ryan time to devise an escape. Overall the characters are well drawn and the plot well developed and intriguing.
February 2, 2021
Satisfying read (3.5 stars, rounded-up), with more novels to come
This was my first Evan Graver novel, and it grabbed me within the first couple of pages: main characters with military backgrounds and experience atypical of the usual SEAL and Delta and HRT backgrounds. Plus, the Dark Water organization has itself a nifty niche area in the battle against enemies foreign and domestic.
Later, the underwater scenes had the kind of real feeling that only firsthand experience can give.
There is also a point that might not bother a lot of thriller readers, but there were no typos, grammar glitches, or inexplicable plot fails.
There was a lot of gunfire and things blew up, but the main characters were not Stallone or Schwarzenegger (or Bond or Bourne ) clones who managed to emerge from a combat scene with only a few scrapes on one or both brawny arms. They get dinged up pretty good along the way, and come off as human beings with good training and a will to win against serious odds.
My only quibble is that the main character sets off to hunt down pirates, and then bag the main bad guy, with too little preparation of gear and planning. This does allow the pace to accelerate impressively when things go “pear shaped”, but just felt incongruous.
This one was good enough that I immediately downloaded Dark Horse and Dark Ship, looking forward to more of Ryan Weller.
This was my first Evan Graver novel, and it grabbed me within the first couple of pages: main characters with military backgrounds and experience atypical of the usual SEAL and Delta and HRT backgrounds. Plus, the Dark Water organization has itself a nifty niche area in the battle against enemies foreign and domestic.
Later, the underwater scenes had the kind of real feeling that only firsthand experience can give.
There is also a point that might not bother a lot of thriller readers, but there were no typos, grammar glitches, or inexplicable plot fails.
There was a lot of gunfire and things blew up, but the main characters were not Stallone or Schwarzenegger (or Bond or Bourne ) clones who managed to emerge from a combat scene with only a few scrapes on one or both brawny arms. They get dinged up pretty good along the way, and come off as human beings with good training and a will to win against serious odds.
My only quibble is that the main character sets off to hunt down pirates, and then bag the main bad guy, with too little preparation of gear and planning. This does allow the pace to accelerate impressively when things go “pear shaped”, but just felt incongruous.
This one was good enough that I immediately downloaded Dark Horse and Dark Ship, looking forward to more of Ryan Weller.
December 12, 2019
Riveting story about an ex -Navy Seal who is recruited by a company which runs Black Ops for the DHS.
Ryan Weller is recruited by his old buddy Greg , the head of the Dark Water Salvage Co., which runs Black Ops for the DHS as well as other legitimate functions in the Caribbean Sea. Ryan is asked to investigate the theft of sailboats off the Yucatan peninsula which are then used to smuggle weapons into the United States. As the investigation develops, Ryan meets with Emily Hunt, who works for one of the insurance companies covering some of these stolen boats. Ryan leads the crew he establishes all over the seas starting in Wilmington around the Keys all the way into Mexico. He and his right hand man, Mango, fight side by side to take down the mastermind behind the hijacking of the boats and the ultimate purpose of reclaiming of Atzlan from the United States. Fast paced, with twists and turns everywhere, for sure a must read!
Ryan Weller is recruited by his old buddy Greg , the head of the Dark Water Salvage Co., which runs Black Ops for the DHS as well as other legitimate functions in the Caribbean Sea. Ryan is asked to investigate the theft of sailboats off the Yucatan peninsula which are then used to smuggle weapons into the United States. As the investigation develops, Ryan meets with Emily Hunt, who works for one of the insurance companies covering some of these stolen boats. Ryan leads the crew he establishes all over the seas starting in Wilmington around the Keys all the way into Mexico. He and his right hand man, Mango, fight side by side to take down the mastermind behind the hijacking of the boats and the ultimate purpose of reclaiming of Atzlan from the United States. Fast paced, with twists and turns everywhere, for sure a must read!
January 23, 2021
A story of Mexican terrorists who enlist the help of ISIS. What a plot. Ryan Weller, an explosives expert is recruited for an anti-terrorist organization, Dark Water Salvage Co. He teams up with Emily Hunt who works for one of the insurance companies covering some of these stolen boats. Weller's first mission puts him on the trail of deadly outlaws in the Florida Key. Scuba diving for clues among the shipwrecks, he discovers a sinister connection with Mexican arms smugglers. The merciless bandits' guns for his blood. A threat to the entire U.S. lurks beneath the surface. A good read with lots of action.
March 7, 2021
Evan Graver is a new writer to me based on his first book, he appears to be a great storyteller. The lead character is Ryan Weller, a former Navy Explosive Ordinance Disposal expert who worked with the Seal Teams. This first book, Dark Water, is an action/adventure novel set in current time.
In this book, we are introduced to Dark Water Research, DWR, following a terrorist attack to the Governor’s Mansion in Austin, Texas. Both of Greg Olsen's parents and the founders of DWR were killed in the terrorist attack.
Overall, the book is very interesting and easy to read. I look forward to reading the next book in this series.
In this book, we are introduced to Dark Water Research, DWR, following a terrorist attack to the Governor’s Mansion in Austin, Texas. Both of Greg Olsen's parents and the founders of DWR were killed in the terrorist attack.
Overall, the book is very interesting and easy to read. I look forward to reading the next book in this series.
May 10, 2021
Yes I know. No government would ever give a civilian company carte Blanche in life and death national security issues. I mean these guys are given the ok for anything they want including SEALS, SHIPS, killing the head bad guy any and everything their hearts desire. As if that would be allowed. I mean if a regular fly by nite company is give the ok to go around shooting and torturing people without DHS even being notified I’m not sure I want to trust anyone! Where’s the real agents that do this stuff?
August 29, 2026
Once an Operator, Always an Operator
I chose this rating because I have wondered for sometime if Mexico would try to renegotiate the Treaty of Guadaloupe Hidalgo of 1848 that was the final end of the Mexican War. That war actually was begun when Stephen F. Austin petioned Mexico to start a colony in Texas. It was inevitable it would end in war. So I liked the premise, how it would be carried out, and what the end would be. Great action, believable characters, relatable places, items of use, and believable dialogue.
I chose this rating because I have wondered for sometime if Mexico would try to renegotiate the Treaty of Guadaloupe Hidalgo of 1848 that was the final end of the Mexican War. That war actually was begun when Stephen F. Austin petioned Mexico to start a colony in Texas. It was inevitable it would end in war. So I liked the premise, how it would be carried out, and what the end would be. Great action, believable characters, relatable places, items of use, and believable dialogue.
October 19, 2024
Dark water book 1 of Ryan Weller Series
Entertaining escapism. The plot is predictable at times with repeated scenes at some points, but enough suspense to make you want to see how it ends. Don't know if I'll read all 15 books, but I will read the 2nd book for sure, although I'll need to interspace with other reads.
If someone is looking for a light, but entertaining book, this is it.
Entertaining escapism. The plot is predictable at times with repeated scenes at some points, but enough suspense to make you want to see how it ends. Don't know if I'll read all 15 books, but I will read the 2nd book for sure, although I'll need to interspace with other reads.
If someone is looking for a light, but entertaining book, this is it.
March 10, 2019
An EG. Mystery Thriller About Priates in the Carribbean.
EG. has. penned a Mystery About Sailing and Pitates. The main character, RW, is an ex home disposal person and has partnered with another Florida Keys man to attempt to find out what happened to a close friend and his lady. This is an excellent read for the genre.....DEHS
EG. has. penned a Mystery About Sailing and Pitates. The main character, RW, is an ex home disposal person and has partnered with another Florida Keys man to attempt to find out what happened to a close friend and his lady. This is an excellent read for the genre.....DEHS
July 27, 2019
Action packed Thriller
Evan Graver has some serious writing skills. Dark Water is an action packed thriller that goes at full speed once the character development is complete. The attention to detail throughout the book was excellent. The bits of humor tossed in here and there are well placed. Looking forward to reading the next installment of this series.
Evan Graver has some serious writing skills. Dark Water is an action packed thriller that goes at full speed once the character development is complete. The attention to detail throughout the book was excellent. The bits of humor tossed in here and there are well placed. Looking forward to reading the next installment of this series.
November 28, 2021
By any means necessary
This was a fast moving story like the dark waters and strong waves that were traversed to bring the bad men to a violent death. Ryan's tenacity to bring Guerrero to His death by any means necessary made this a thrilling and intense ride. Join the ride, cruise into the fascinating story.
This was a fast moving story like the dark waters and strong waves that were traversed to bring the bad men to a violent death. Ryan's tenacity to bring Guerrero to His death by any means necessary made this a thrilling and intense ride. Join the ride, cruise into the fascinating story.
March 14, 2019
Dark Water
I love this genre. Action ,good story beautiful women. Boats guns terrorists did I mention action? I just bought book 2. I guess I'll be up all night reading . Again! I love when the hero wins. Give these a shot.
I love this genre. Action ,good story beautiful women. Boats guns terrorists did I mention action? I just bought book 2. I guess I'll be up all night reading . Again! I love when the hero wins. Give these a shot.
July 29, 2019
Good story believable plot
Character descriptions and detailed scenes make this effort nearly non fiction. Never a dull moment as the covert team accomplished their mission. Very well written.......
Character descriptions and detailed scenes make this effort nearly non fiction. Never a dull moment as the covert team accomplished their mission. Very well written.......
October 30, 2019
Great Read
I enjoyed the plot and am grateful to all those that served and are serving. I also believe what happened in series could in fact happen in real life. Great story. Read on.
I enjoyed the plot and am grateful to all those that served and are serving. I also believe what happened in series could in fact happen in real life. Great story. Read on.
April 12, 2020
Easy read
Very good, well developed story line. Some of the actions and relationships defied logic, but that is sometimes what a thriller is all about. Hero is bigger than life. Nice, quick easy read.
Very good, well developed story line. Some of the actions and relationships defied logic, but that is sometimes what a thriller is all about. Hero is bigger than life. Nice, quick easy read.
August 24, 2020
A very interesting and entertaining first novel
Ryan Weller is an interesting character from Seals background that gets an opportunity to work with an old ship mate to do good things for his country
Ryan Weller is an interesting character from Seals background that gets an opportunity to work with an old ship mate to do good things for his country
September 1, 2020
Good
A book full of suspense. The author did a great job of developing the characters. There was never a dull moment and each scene flowed seamlessly from the previous. I would have never guessed that this was his first book. Anxious to read his next book.
A book full of suspense. The author did a great job of developing the characters. There was never a dull moment and each scene flowed seamlessly from the previous. I would have never guessed that this was his first book. Anxious to read his next book.
February 3, 2021
Awesome
First time reading this author and was really glad I did. The story was on point the thrills and action spot on, the characters could use a little more rounding out but otherwise I really liked it. Good fast read.
First time reading this author and was really glad I did. The story was on point the thrills and action spot on, the characters could use a little more rounding out but otherwise I really liked it. Good fast read.
February 4, 2021
Edge of the Seat Thriller
Excellent edge of the seat thriller starring Ryan Weller. Thete were sevetal twists and turns and the introduction of an interesting cast of characters. Ready for the next book.
Excellent edge of the seat thriller starring Ryan Weller. Thete were sevetal twists and turns and the introduction of an interesting cast of characters. Ready for the next book.
February 7, 2021
Dark Water is non-stop action
Quite a story filled with action, humor, and a mixed bag of personalities. I felt like I was right there with Ryan and Mango. Looking forward to more of the same.
Quite a story filled with action, humor, and a mixed bag of personalities. I felt like I was right there with Ryan and Mango. Looking forward to more of the same.
February 15, 2021
I liked the amount of action and technology used. I thought that realistically, the bad guys would have smoked the good guys during the action many times. The good guys definitely have more lives than cats in this story. Still, it was an interesting read.
January 14, 2023
Love the action.
I really enjoyed this book and look forward to reading the series. A lot of death involved which wasn’t really mentioned but I guess if we read for escapism then that’s the way it is. Good book!
I really enjoyed this book and look forward to reading the series. A lot of death involved which wasn’t really mentioned but I guess if we read for escapism then that’s the way it is. Good book!
September 22, 2024
This read like a bad B-movie. Hardly any dialog. Shallow characters. Poorly written. Everybody smokes cigarettes. A bit of a right-wing bent to it with a dig against those liberals and of course Muslims are bad. I read about 1/3 of the book and I couldn't bring myself to finish it.
April 29, 2025
Vic review
Great story. Enjoyed the characters
. Intense thriller, I couldn't put the book down. I would recommend this book for those readers who like to read military action thrillers.
Great story. Enjoyed the characters
. Intense thriller, I couldn't put the book down. I would recommend this book for those readers who like to read military action thrillers.
July 28, 2026
A thrill a minute!
A blood splattered and hair raising adventure. It's well written and hard to put down. I was going to just start the book before bed but kept reading until I finished. Sleep is overrated anyway.
A blood splattered and hair raising adventure. It's well written and hard to put down. I was going to just start the book before bed but kept reading until I finished. Sleep is overrated anyway.
August 2, 2026
Just Okay
I read a lot of thrillers and am not unaccustomed to the impossible happening. But that’s part of the thrill, and thanks to a good story and strong characters, I often find the book thoroughly enjoyable. That wasn’t the case here.
I read a lot of thrillers and am not unaccustomed to the impossible happening. But that’s part of the thrill, and thanks to a good story and strong characters, I often find the book thoroughly enjoyable. That wasn’t the case here.
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