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Donovan Creed: A Good Unravel
I always loved a novel with a good twist. Some of the characters in this one are bringing the plot at one point or another that makes you wanna bite your nails. Besides that this is a great book with a storyline that unravels slowly before it becomes truly interesting. But lets not write all the details since then you wouldnt have to read it. I am impressed with author vision of certain things that are making this piece unique. For starters it looks like you have some ordinary characters from good criminal plot. It is the way Donovan Creed adds these little details that would by and come back after as a boomerang when you realize what is going on. No wonder his books are on the top lists. My closure is that you dont want to miss this masterpiece.

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