Max Allan Collins

When a Supreme Court justice is killed in the middle of a botched robbery, former Secret Service agent Joseph Reeder, who is requested by an old FBI friend Gabe Sloan to help with the investigation, is convinced that the killing was premeditated.

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Cheri Fuller

I was pretty disappointed in this book. I picked it up a year or so ago during a free day and then forgot all about it...

I loved the premise and it was super timely even though it's more than five years old. Unfortunately, I really disliked the way every law enforcement officer - regardless of agency or rank - except for Reeder came off like a moron. He was the only one who could catch anything and to make it worse, the other officers and agents would actively doubt him. That alone ruined the book for me. It was just too much.

There was one other issue that I can't seem to reconcile but it would be a spoiler so I won't mention it.

Carol Bailey

I picked this up because of the blurb. As I started reading, I was immediately sucked into the story. The pacing is really good and the plot is engaging. Although, this was published in 2014 it just feels more timely. I will definitely be reading the second in this series.

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