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This book is just what I needed. I’m enjoying myself while snowbound.

I love the way Eddie Flynn thinks.

I like his books. A hustler as a lawyer with great street skills.

I’m not usually a virus infection horror person so this is not pulling me in as greatly as other folks. I’m gonna stick with it.

I'm getting into wicked kids and their antics.

It’s getting better. At first I thought it was gonna drag on but I’m into it now.

The first story always stayed in my mind. It was a few years ago and now I’m ready to dive into it again with this second book.

I’m back at this book.

This reread is still fresh in my mind, so I’ll keep the first review.

Getting back into this book.

“My father is being killed; I’ll defend him. He has been killed; I’ll avenge him—but because it’s right, not because I’m grieved.… To get angry on behalf of one’s kin is the mark of a weak mind, not a loyal one.”

It’s getting good. I’m invested.

Delta collected all his things.
There was only one critical question to put to the rest of Jack’s Boys that might affect his design: How much collateral damage were they willing to risk?
By “collateral damage,” Delta meant, Who else should die?

“He knew what those soldiers would face: death. The people around him, with fervent opinions and reasoned arguments and strong passions pro and con, did not.”

This is a reread.

Ok, I’m intrigued. It got better.

I don’t know. I feel like I’m reading a book made by a teenager or for teens. I took time out of my other reads to since I have a few books by this author. I wanted to see if it would pull me in. So far, it’s not as sophisticated with the characters or investigation.

‘You still haven’t told me what you want,’ he said.‘I want to know,’ said Sellars, ‘who killed my god.’

‘What is happening?’ he asked.And Quayle replied, ‘The beginning of the end.