The Consequence of Loyalty - Stone, Trey
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"Complex and interesting, you'll be turning the pages as quickly as you can read them, just to see how it ends." FBI Agent Greer is woken up, pulled out of his home, and rushed to the office in the middle of the night. His boss has been shot. A manhunt? Chasing down a deranged serial killer? What the hell is going on? No. The shooter surrendered immediately. The shooter is his best friend and colleague - Agent Gerard Martin. All Agent Greer needs to do is figure out why someone would do this. But Agent Martin isn't talking. The Consequence of Loyalty is a dark, gritty and thrilling first book…mehr

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"Complex and interesting, you'll be turning the pages as quickly as you can read them, just to see how it ends." FBI Agent Greer is woken up, pulled out of his home, and rushed to the office in the middle of the night. His boss has been shot. A manhunt? Chasing down a deranged serial killer? What the hell is going on? No. The shooter surrendered immediately. The shooter is his best friend and colleague - Agent Gerard Martin. All Agent Greer needs to do is figure out why someone would do this. But Agent Martin isn't talking. The Consequence of Loyalty is a dark, gritty and thrilling first book in The Columbus Archives. It promises to take you on a thrilling and emotional ride when friend is pitted against friend, in what seems to be an unsolvable case for the FBI's Critical Response Unit. What Readers Are Saying About The Consequence of Loyalty: Stone has hit the nail on the head with The Consequence of Loyalty [...] Complex and interesting, you'll be turning pages as quickly as you can read them, just to see how it ends. - Glam Adelaide [...] intense and tightly packed [...] a claustrophobic atmosphere of paranoia and suspicion. - Shaun Baines, author of Woodcutter and Pallbearer [...] meant to challenge you and keep you guessing. - Proud Book Reviews