Summary Note, this summary has been generated by ChatGPT. In Fade Away, the third book in Harlan Coben’s Myron Bolitar series, Myron is unexpectedly pulled back into the world of professional basketball. After an injury cut short his NBA dreams, Myron became a sports agent and private investigator. Now, a former rival from his basketball… Continue reading Reviewing Fade Away
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Reviewing Deal Breaker
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Reviewing of Mikes and Men
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Reviewing Shadow Prey
Shadow Prey is the second book in John Sandford’s Lucas Davenport series. Like the first book in the series, there were things I liked about Shadow Prey and things I didn’t like.
Reviewing Atomic Days
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Reviewing Why we Love Baseball
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Reviewing Rules of Prey
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Reviewing Midnight Rising
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Reviewing Luckiest Man
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