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The Unit #12
Last Rites
A dying woman, bullied in her youth, has now gone off the deep end. Seeking revenge for those who wronged her in the past, she travels the country seeking out her old classmates, becoming a savage killer. What will it take for the team to find her and stop her before she engages in her final planned bloodbath? How will Hank react to her identity and methods?
309 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 20, 2020
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Anne Fox
25 books47 followersAnne Fox is an author (obviously), firearms instructor, former flight instructor, and holds degrees in music and biochemistry/molecular biology. She currently spends her time writing, traveling, and participating in marksmanship competitions.
Living in the desert Southwest city of El Paso, Texas, she draws heavily from her own experiences and past travels while accompanying a husband in the military to bring life to her stories. She enjoys traveling and seeing what the United States has to offer while based out of her travel trailer.
Her non-human friends include two Maine Coon cats (Sigwan and Hebert), a flock of chickens that lay blue eggs, and a pond full of goldfish. She also participates in El Paso's Community Cats program by caring for a colony of feral cats. She enjoys a host of hobbies which she also draws from for her books: rockhounding, gardening, jewelry-making, beadwork, silk flower arranging, and other crafts.
Living in the desert Southwest city of El Paso, Texas, she draws heavily from her own experiences and past travels while accompanying a husband in the military to bring life to her stories. She enjoys traveling and seeing what the United States has to offer while based out of her travel trailer.
Her non-human friends include two Maine Coon cats (Sigwan and Hebert), a flock of chickens that lay blue eggs, and a pond full of goldfish. She also participates in El Paso's Community Cats program by caring for a colony of feral cats. She enjoys a host of hobbies which she also draws from for her books: rockhounding, gardening, jewelry-making, beadwork, silk flower arranging, and other crafts.
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June 14, 2021
This book of The Unit series deals with a mass murderer who, after a series of life events, finally snaps and goes on a killing spree. The unit becomes alerted to her activities when Hal, the unit's supercomputer, tags the events as potentially being committed by UniPerp—an elusive killer the unit has been trying to catch for some time.
How the unit manages to determine both that the killer isn't their long-sought nemesis and figure out where the killer will strike next and how to respond is what sets the stage, and the ultimate discovery of who the killer is adds the twist that's often characteristic of the series.
How the unit manages to determine both that the killer isn't their long-sought nemesis and figure out where the killer will strike next and how to respond is what sets the stage, and the ultimate discovery of who the killer is adds the twist that's often characteristic of the series.
March 27, 2020
The Unit is once again called upon to to track down the perpetrator of a particularly brutal series of crimes.
This book follows our dedicated law enforcement team as they cope with the everyday stresses of unit cohesion and the need to be the very best in what they do, both individually and collectively. The various ways that they decompress ring true to stories real-life police and other agencies share among themselves, and will have you laughing out loud.
This is in sharp contrast to the antagonist, who snaps under pressure and morphs into a super villain.
The hunt is on!
This book follows our dedicated law enforcement team as they cope with the everyday stresses of unit cohesion and the need to be the very best in what they do, both individually and collectively. The various ways that they decompress ring true to stories real-life police and other agencies share among themselves, and will have you laughing out loud.
This is in sharp contrast to the antagonist, who snaps under pressure and morphs into a super villain.
The hunt is on!
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