She should have followed Rule 2. "Always double tap.
Spider is more deadly than the male; her instincts never fail. And all the while, Paloma, Yuki, and Sarah are left on her trail. They were no match for this reluctant assassin and intrepid time travler—a lawyer who would, if necessary, take the law into her own hands
Deception Pass is a study in opposites as navy lawyer Faydra "Spider" Green finds herself on a ship headed for a particular kind of hell. It seems unlikely that a man can return from the dead, much less that time itself can be altered, but Roman Justine is back. And he's thirsty for revenge.
Harris similarly opens his thrillers by introducing seemingly disparate elements that, later on, prove to create an essential backdrop of intrigue that readers will return to discover the roots of the well-developed tension that embraces Faydra's efforts.
James Bond or Jack Reacher-like investigator who deftly fields a series of extraordinary events that test her perception of reality, time, and space evolves in a thriller that goes the extra mile to place Fay's special interests under the microscope of impossible situations and investigations.
Harris excels in creating a proactive female character with many uncommon abilities yet is not above examining her vulnerability and illusions as she absorbs seemingly impossible events and tests their reality and outcomes.
The fact that Fay has pulled off many fetes of magic and recovery, both for herself and those who become caught up in Moscow's dangerous bonds, lends to a compelling story filled with strong characters who evolve at different paces and on disparate levels.
Genre: Mystery
Spider is more deadly than the male; her instincts never fail. And all the while, Paloma, Yuki, and Sarah are left on her trail. They were no match for this reluctant assassin and intrepid time travler—a lawyer who would, if necessary, take the law into her own hands
Deception Pass is a study in opposites as navy lawyer Faydra "Spider" Green finds herself on a ship headed for a particular kind of hell. It seems unlikely that a man can return from the dead, much less that time itself can be altered, but Roman Justine is back. And he's thirsty for revenge.
Harris similarly opens his thrillers by introducing seemingly disparate elements that, later on, prove to create an essential backdrop of intrigue that readers will return to discover the roots of the well-developed tension that embraces Faydra's efforts.
James Bond or Jack Reacher-like investigator who deftly fields a series of extraordinary events that test her perception of reality, time, and space evolves in a thriller that goes the extra mile to place Fay's special interests under the microscope of impossible situations and investigations.
Harris excels in creating a proactive female character with many uncommon abilities yet is not above examining her vulnerability and illusions as she absorbs seemingly impossible events and tests their reality and outcomes.
The fact that Fay has pulled off many fetes of magic and recovery, both for herself and those who become caught up in Moscow's dangerous bonds, lends to a compelling story filled with strong characters who evolve at different paces and on disparate levels.
Genre: Mystery
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