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Vigilante

by Robin Parrish (Goodreads Author)

3.86 of 5 stars 3.86 · rating details · 145 ratings · 29 reviews

Nolan Gray is an elite soldier, skilled in all forms of combat. After years fighting on foreign battlefields, witnessing unspeakable evils and atrocities firsthand, a world-weary Nolan returns home to find it just as corrupt as the war zones. Everywhere he looks, there's pain and cruelty. Society is being destroyed by wicked men who don't care who they make suffer or destr...more

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Published July 1st 2011 by Bethany House Publishers

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Oct 16, 2011 Goldarrow Of The Silver Bow rated it 4 of 5 stars

The squeeze of a trigger followed by a silenced bullet and Nolan Gray, a famous war hero, is dead.
The world is falling apart; National debate is a joke, criminals are running rampant holding a large part of the job force, war lingers over the world and the United States Government is about to collapse.
President Thornton Hastings is trying his best to bring law and order back to America by forcing budget cuts, and creating a new anti-crime team (Organized Crime Intelligence agency-OCI) he hopes c...more The squeeze of a trigger followed by a silenced bullet and Nolan Gray, a famous war hero, is dead.
The world is falling apart; National debate is a joke, criminals are running rampant holding a large part of the job force, war lingers over the world and the United States Government is about to collapse.
President Thornton Hastings is trying his best to bring law and order back to America by forcing budget cuts, and creating a new anti-crime team (Organized Crime Intelligence agency-OCI) he hopes can save the country he once fought for.
When strange bill-boards start appearing across the country promising "a better way", people wonder if "a better way" is truly possible. Hope is sparked on the streets in New York as a mysterious man rises up to take down the unlawful and protect the innocent. Can a single man change the dark streets of New York and trigger a hope for the nation?

The first sentence of Vigilante had me interested in this book, by the time I finished chapter one I knew this book was going to be good.

Vigilante reminded me of Batman and Spiderman mixed together. Creating a grapple swinging, bullet proof, almost superhuman, vigilante. The mission, solve the world's problems and make people themselves better. With only his military training, an ex-commander, a tech genius kid, and enough drive to go miles Nolan Gray is ready for a challenge.
Robin Parrish created an excellent action story that kept the pace up through out. We are quickly introduced to Nolan and learn of his ambitions, skills and what drives him.
Sadly this is one thing that needed work. Nolan is a great hero, just his back up team was just that; back up and under developed. We did learn some basic character history to better understand personalities but more insight would have helped explain Alison, Arjay and Commander's loyalty. Same with the villain, though he was a good strong villain, the fact his motives were based off of sickly blind rage kept him flat and predictable.
The plot was intense and built upon itself nicely. Since this is an action book a lot of the time I felt like it would make a good movie. There are a lot of good fight scenes, races, tense moments, time-ticking bombs, fires, and drama for a full-length film.
I am not going to give out potential spoilers but the ending of this book will leave you with mixed feelings. I also feel it was rushed, like Parrish needed to quickly finish the book so he just ended it and gave a five page epilogue to hastily tie up some lose ends.
Robin Parrish wrote a good book with a fast plot, decent twists, and a strong hero that I could see popping up in the movie theater. Sadly the use of Batman and Spiderman classic techniques hurt my respect for the creativity of the book. While the ending had me wondering if that was really the end.

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Sep 19, 2011 Cafelilybookreviews rated it 5 of 5 stars

Robin Parrish’s books tend to mess with my head and they definitely aren’t something I read right before bed! They also take me WAY out of my comfort zone, as was the case when I read Nightmare. That book was not only spine-tingling – it SCARED me! I usually don’t want to be creeped out by what I’m reading but these books have a way of drawing you right into the middle of the plot and as much as you might want to put it down? You are compelled to keep reading.

So blame the dark circles under my...more Robin Parrish’s books tend to mess with my head and they definitely aren’t something I read right before bed! They also take me WAY out of my comfort zone, as was the case when I read Nightmare. That book was not only spine-tingling – it SCARED me! I usually don’t want to be creeped out by what I’m reading but these books have a way of drawing you right into the middle of the plot and as much as you might want to put it down? You are compelled to keep reading.

So blame the dark circles under my eyes on sleep deprivation because Robin had me hooked and reading long past my bedtime once I started Vigilante.

Apart from the mafia style killings that take place, this book isn’t so much scary as it is cool. Robin’s imagination ran wild (yet again) and the main character in Vigilante is about as interesting as you’re going to find in a suspense novel. I’m not even a huge fan of the suspense genre and this book totally intrigued me. With superhero type capabilities that are completely human engineered, Nolan Gray is a force to be reckoned with.

As a string of mysterious billboards start popping up all over the nation, their simple message of a better way creates a buzzing tension and frenzy amongst the American people. Nolan Gray, the man behind the billboards, has a score to settle and his mission is to change the world by pushing back evil with good. He is out to wage war on immorality, pain & suffering, cruelty and injustice and plans to give people some hope.

He becomes known as “The Hand”, due to the symbolic outstretched hand that appears on his billboards and his hoodie and is quickly elevated to savior status when he begins to take down gangs and stop crime.

This book is fast paced, action packed and had me holding my breath most of the time. DO NOT miss this new novel by Robin Parrish. It’s the second book of his that I have read that has made me sit up and take notice of the suspense genre. If you are already familiar with Robin’s books then you know what you are in for!

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Aug 30, 2011 Jessica rated it 3 of 5 stars

This was a really easy book to read, lots of action. The main character is an elite war hero with amazing skills and a team that provides him with cool gadgets for crime fighting. He develops a plan to "show the world a better way" and begins to help people by saving them from crime and villains. The action was great; the only issues I had were the character of Alice, while loveable and necessary to the story, seemed a bit unrealistic- he saves her from an abusive husband and immediately trusts...more

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Jul 10, 2011 Kathleen (Kat) Smith rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: christian-fiction, christian-suspense-fiction, contemporary-fiction, supense-thriller-fiction, christian-action-adventure

I have told you these things, so that in me you may have peace. In this world you will have trouble. But take heart! I have overcome the world.

Nolan Gray knows just how hard this world can be, the evil that dwells in the hearts of men that are corrupted by greed and pride. Spending much of his life not only serving in the armed forces as a trained specialist in every type of training he could get his hands on, now he seeks to fulfill a promise he made to himself. To rid the world of evil men and...more I have told you these things, so that in me you may have peace. In this world you will have trouble. But take heart! I have overcome the world.

Nolan Gray knows just how hard this world can be, the evil that dwells in the hearts of men that are corrupted by greed and pride. Spending much of his life not only serving in the armed forces as a trained specialist in every type of training he could get his hands on, now he seeks to fulfill a promise he made to himself. To rid the world of evil men and change the hearts of the citizens of the world from the inside out. He had to give them what had provoked them into fear and that would be hope. Hope in a better way. Hope that things could be better. If perhaps he could lead by example, then the rest would follow.

Finding that his death would allow him the secrecy he so desired, he teams up with his ex-captain from the military and a technology genius and begins to take back the streets of New York from the criminals and drug loads that roam free. Corruption, blackmail, bribes, extortion, prostitution, and weapons sales have made evil men rich, but one by one, Nolan Gray will use all of his tools to take back the streets and restore law, order and justice by becoming a vigilante.

In the novel, Vigilante by Robin Parrish, we get to have a sense of vengeance at seeking to right all the wrongs in this world through the eyes of one man, Nolan Gray, a decorated war veteran that seeks to use peaceful alternatives to take back the streets of his own city. Armed with high-tech weapons this book is a perfect blend of The Punisher meets Mission Impossible on a highly adrenaline pumping suspense thriller from the very first page.

I received this book compliments of Christian Fiction Blog Alliance for my honest review and LOVED this book. It had me rooting for Nolan every step of the way. Unlike all the other action adventures we have grown accustomed to seeing on the big screen, this one is believable and his cause is morally sound. At times his tragic war experiences come back to haunt him and show the character of Nolan Gray is not at all without his faults. It's his faith in God that will restore his turbulent soul and restore hope once more for good in the hearts of men. This one rates a heart stopping 5 out of 5 stars. Available at your local retailer in paperback and eBook formats. (less)

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Aug 21, 2012 John rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: borrowed, 4-star, action-thriller, crime, christian-fiction

I don't remember how I heard about this book, but I found that it was available to borrow through Amazon Prime and I gave it a shot. I'm glad I did, as this is a very good book. Nolan Gray is a war hero who wants to help make our country better. So naturally he fakes his own death and becomes a Batman rip-off. OK, so maybe naturally isn't the right word there. But in any case, the strength of this book is that the plot doesn't go with an easy story arc. Gray is neither too good to be true, or th...more

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Sep 01, 2011 Carly rated it 4 of 5 stars

I am generally a reader of Christian chick-lit, but every once in a while a girl needs something a bit different. For a while now, Robin Parrish has been an author that I like to read when it’s time for that something different. While I liked Offworld and Nightmare better than Vigilante, this was still quite a terrific read. Offworld and Nightmare are very different books than Vigilante in that they are more supernatural and Vigilante is more superhero, a difference I respected and kept in mind...more

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Aug 06, 2011 Collin Dart rated it 5 of 5 stars

An excellent fictional novel exploring the idea of justice in a corrupt world. After years of getting out of the Army, Nolan Gray decides to fight crime in a bleak and dying world on a stage that he hopes will gather attention to himself, New York City. Through events outside of his control, he unleashes pure evil as one man, who has lost everything, turns all of his resources into destroying Nolan and the NYPD. Parrish discusses the topic of tring to obtain justice within a system that has long...more

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Sep 07, 2011 Gail Welborn rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Vigilante, by Robin Parrish, Bethany House Publishers, 2011, 368 Pages, ISBN-13: 978-0764206085, $14.99

“Just do it!” insisted elite super-soldier, Nolan Gray.

Nolan’s former commander and best friend counted to three, aimed the silenced P226 SIG pistol and fired—twice at close range—and “Nolan Grey was no more.”

Thus begins Robin Parrish’s new release, Vigilante, an epic tale of good and evil where Nolan, America’s national hero, fakes his own death and masquerades as a vigilante whom the public c...more

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Jul 16, 2011 TinasBookReviews rated it 4 of 5 stars

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Nolan Gray is a decorated war hero and a kick-butt soldier trained in weapons and strategies in war. He knows evil and has seen more than enough things to break his spirit and his sanity. Instead of becoming a bitter shell of man though, Nolan has promised himself and the innocent of the world that he would become the justice they have been yearning for. He alone would rid the world of evil and corrupt men and bring about peace and hope to society that has long ago lost their way. After years of...more

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Jul 13, 2011 Clockstein Lockstein rated it 4 of 5 stars

Vigilante by Robin Parrish is a thought-provoking look at just how far a man can be pushed. Nolan Gray earned a reputation as America's hero after his actions while a captured soldier helped bring his men home. It was Nolan's faith in God that carried him through the incredibly dark time, and in the end, he and friend Thornton Hastings made a vow to each other that when they got home they would try to fix what was broken in the world. In the years since they made that promise, Thornton has gone...more Vigilante by Robin Parrish is a thought-provoking look at just how far a man can be pushed. Nolan Gray earned a reputation as America's hero after his actions while a captured soldier helped bring his men home. It was Nolan's faith in God that carried him through the incredibly dark time, and in the end, he and friend Thornton Hastings made a vow to each other that when they got home they would try to fix what was broken in the world. In the years since they made that promise, Thornton has gone on to become president, but the American has continued to devolve into a violent, crime-ridden place. New York City is the epicenter of the violence, and it is there that Nolan has decided to take a stand. After faking his own death, Nolan has taken on the persona of a masked crime fighter, with the specialized tools of friend Arjay, he appears almost superhuman. The country becomes entranced by the Hand's fight against crime, but crime boss Yuri Vasko has marked the Hand as his nemesis when he believes that Nolan has murdered his wife and daughter. The stories of these two driven men: Nolan to bring justice to the world and Yuri to bring justice to the death of his family will bring the city of New York to its knees and maybe, just maybe, change it forever. Think Batman with his nifty gadgets and tortured personality against the Kingpin (yes, I know they are two different universes!) with his wealth, power over New York, and the fear he inspires. Nolan is a bit of an enigma with his brutal past and dark secrets, but Parrish has made him more than a cardboard cut-out tough guy. Nolan agonizes over whether his choices are right, and his relationship with Alice becomes an opportunity to peek at his soul. Parrish includes newspaper articles and transcripts of TV and radio conversations that bring up vital questions about how Christians are to respond to violence: with the OT view of an eye for an eye, or with the NT view of turn the other cheek. Parrish gives both arguments merit and allows readers to make their own decisions. Parrish's stories always begin with a "what if" premise that he carries out with a fresh and unique world view. His stories are never cliched or predictable. I do feel however, that this novel doesn't have the ending he originally wrote. The climactic scene is shocking in the questions it raises about whether the ends justify the means and how far can a good man go, but then he pulls back just a bit, and it feels awkward. I'm curious to see if a sequel is in the works, which would explain the strained resolution. I wouldn't mind a sequel to follow up on Coral, Nolan, Thornton and Arjay. I look forward to see whatever Parrish produces next; he's one of the freshest and brightest voices in Christian fiction today.(less)

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May 20, 2012 Victoria rated it 4 of 5 stars

I don't read superhero novels. I have never read Batman. I have never seen superman movies - even Superman. I got this book only because I have read Parrish's other books. I was pleasantly surprised. The book deals with motives. One of the reasons I prefer reading to watching TV or a movie is because in a book there are more motives outlined. In this book we see what our heroes motives are and the confusion of knowing what they are. What are our motives? Are they pure in an impure world? How do...more

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Oct 15, 2011 Janna rated it 5 of 5 stars

Sometimes you read and book and the whole way through you are just thinking - "Has anyone in Hollywood picked this up to make a movie out of it yet???" Vigilante is one of those books! The entire time I was reading it I felt like I was in the middle of an action hero movie - fast paced, unique characters, evil bad guys, good guys getting misled on their journey and finding their way back. So many twists and turns and some unexpected demises. I actually cried at a couple parts and got mad toward...more

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Sep 20, 2011 Melanie rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: favorites

I LOVED Vigilante! I've read four books by Robin Parrish ('Relentless', 'Fearless', 'Merciless', and 'Vigilante') and 'Vigilante' is definitely my favorite. The story was very addicting - there was suspense throughout and the plot was great!

THE WICKED HAVE HAD THEIR DAY.
MORALITY'S TIME HAS COME.
THERE IS A BETTER WAY.

Nolan Gray has a plan. Kill himself, then show the world a "better way" by defending the helpless and stopping crimes. He does just that - only it doesn't turn out the way he planned...more

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Aug 10, 2012 Adam Collings rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: mythic-fiction, thriller, christian

Robin Parrish does it again. This story follows the journey of a war hero who sacrifices his identity, his whole life, to become a shadowy vigilante crime fighter. Nolan Gray exists in a world that really needs a hero - somebody to take a stand. To me, the feeling of this book was similar to that of the Christopher Nolan Batman films - especially Batman Begins.

I absolutely loved the character dynamics between Nolan and the other three characters that made up his team. Something made me just want...more

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Sep 09, 2011 Debi rated it 4 of 5 stars

woo! a bit of a ride this one! Nolan Gray, former special military trained, fakes his death to mount a war on crime, turning into a vigilante out to stop criminals in New York City. In his attempt to show people "a better way" (a motto he uses), he finds himself up against a powerful crime boss who makes his personal vendetta to punish Nolan for perceived wrongs done against him.
Fast-paced and suspenseful, the book also deals with justice and ethics - what is morally right and wrong to do? Nolan...more

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Jan 03, 2012 Julie Smith (Knitting and Sundries) rated it 4 of 5 stars

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This review first appeared on my blog: http://www.knittingandsundries.com/20...

Nolan Gray, one man of faith, a national war hero who spent two years in captivity under torture, friend and confidante of the President of the United States, fakes his death and re-emerges incognito as a person dubbed "The Hand" by the media. In a world ruled by crime bosses, he is determined to show people that there is a better way. His companions in this mission are Arjay Thale, a pacifist who is a brilliant engin...more

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Mar 08, 2012 Tim Busbey rated it 4 of 5 stars

In a world where evil runs rampant and bad men are allowed to carry out their wicked deeds unchecked by any authority, where can people turn for hope? Sounds a lot like our world today, doesn't it? But this is the future world Robin Parrish has presented to us in his new book, "Vigilante."

Nolan Gray is sick of the corruption and crime that he sees taking over the country. After years of fighting in numerous wars and years spent as a POW, Gray has seen more than his share of the evil men can do a...more In a world where evil runs rampant and bad men are allowed to carry out their wicked deeds unchecked by any authority, where can people turn for hope? Sounds a lot like our world today, doesn't it? But this is the future world Robin Parrish has presented to us in his new book, "Vigilante."

Nolan Gray is sick of the corruption and crime that he sees taking over the country. After years of fighting in numerous wars and years spent as a POW, Gray has seen more than his share of the evil men can do and the suffering they can inflict on their victims. And he's not going to let that continue to happen in his country. Proclaiming, "There is a better way," Gray decides the best way to change the world is to show people there is hope. For most people this would be a fool's errand, but Gray isn't most people. An elite soldier skilled in many forms of combat, Gray fakes his own death and is reborn as the masked vigilante known as "The Hand." With the help of his two friends, Gray sets about the monumental task of stopping crime in New York City and reminding people that good can triumph over evil. Of course, evil has its own ideas about Gray's plans. As the villain takes the fight to Gray, our hero's beliefs and standards are put to the test.

I've always loved comic books and superhero stories and this book fits nicely into that genre. At times, I couldn't help but picture Batman fighting Gotham City's supervillains as I read this story. With the high-tech gadgets and the crimefighting, the comparisons are inevitable. But this hero is tormented by demons even darker than Bruce Wayne's, pushing him to make decisions that Batman would never make. I loved the internal conflicts that we saw Gray go through as the stakes were raised higher and higher. He is a supersoldier who still was very human and relatable. Put in the same position, would any of us have done any differently? Those are the questions I pondered as I read "Vigilante" - questions I'm assuming Parrish wanted us to think about. If so, mission accomplished, Mr. Parrish.

With his sixth book, Parrish has crafted a fast-paced story that will make a great summer read. I've loved his previous work, which has all fallen into the "speculative fiction" genre. This one has its feet planted a little more firmly on terra firma, but there is still plenty of fun action and compelling story to keep you turning the pages. And the ending ... well, I won't give it away, but it certainly did surprise me. Parrish again proves that he is not afraid to push the boundaries and test the limits of what is acceptable in the Christian book genre.

On a score of 1 to 5, I give Vigilante a 4.
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Sep 17, 2011 Victor Gentile rated it 5 of 5 stars

Robin Parrish in his new book, "Vigilante", published by Bethany House brings us into a world where a modern hero wants to operate outside of the law.

In the old pulp novels of the thirties and forties the pages were full of heroes who decided the law needed their help to bring down bad guys, dressed up behind a mask and sometimes cape, to provide that help. Most of those heroes still survive today. Robin Parrish has brought back this kind of hero in "Vigilante". Nolan Gray is a man who has fough...more Robin Parrish in his new book, "Vigilante", published by Bethany House brings us into a world where a modern hero wants to operate outside of the law.

In the old pulp novels of the thirties and forties the pages were full of heroes who decided the law needed their help to bring down bad guys, dressed up behind a mask and sometimes cape, to provide that help. Most of those heroes still survive today. Robin Parrish has brought back this kind of hero in "Vigilante". Nolan Gray is a man who has fought for America and is returning home from the battle. During his time in the army he has seen enough killing and fighting and is ready to put it all behind him. However things home are different from when he left and he finds corruption and crime have taken over. The police seem to be helpless to prevent this so Nolan Gray figures out a way to champion the helpless and innocent by bringing down the bad guys.

"Vigilante" is a wonderful blend of Science Fiction and Mystery but at its heart it is a thriller. Nolan Gray is in real trouble from page one and once he takes on his vigilante persona his danger grows from page to page. Like the cliffhanger serials he keeps getting into trouble practically every five pages or so. Considering that this book is jam-packed with thrills, suspense, deadly situations that you think there is no chance of escape you would wonder if there is room for God. I assure you Robin Parrish left room for Him as Nolan Gray is trying to be God making himself Judge over mankind and God will not share His position with man.

If I tell you anything more I will spoil the dynamics of this book. "Vigilante" is so perfectly crafted that it is designed to be devoured and enjoyed by the reader so when you reach the end there is a very satisfied sigh of enjoyment and relief. "Vigilante" is a book that keeps you guessing from page to page. Get ready Mr. Parrish has crafted a thrill ride filled with lots of action and suspense. Don't start this book late at night because it will be very difficult to put it down or stop thinking about it. I recommend this book highly. It delivers lots of action, suspense and thrills and brings you to a very satisfying conclusion.

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Aug 28, 2012 Mark A Powell rated it 4 of 5 stars

Disgusted with the unconstrained violence of his world, decorated war veteran Nolan Gray embarks on a quest to show people a better way, waging a one-man war on evil. This fight, however, will cost Gray more than he expects. With this, his sixth novel, Parrish examines what it means to be heroic and how quickly the lines of morality blur to justify one’s own ends. Although tepid in spots, this is easily Parrish’s best work yet.

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Jun 02, 2013 T.M. rated it 5 of 5 stars

Great Christian novel and excellent thriller. Nolan Gray reminds me of how a lot of us feel. We want justice in this world but sometimes cross our own lines when we pursue it. I recommend this book for people who love thriller novels with lots of action. It retains its five star rating.

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May 09, 2013 Kelly rated it 3 of 5 stars

"Vigilante" treads familiar superhero ground only with a decidedly moral message. The villain was a bit one-dimensional but the story was good and Parrish keeps the action moving along. I may need to check out more from this author...

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Mar 05, 2012 Daniel Grady rated it 5 of 5 stars

I was at first a little sketchy towards Robin Parrish's new hit, "Vigilante."It seemed like it could be some cheesy superhero novel but the book as incredibly grown on me however and i can seem to put it down. You can tell that Robin Parrish is a comic book fan from his high action writing style. I am very impressed with his writing and how he can portray a delicate topic and succeed with it. Don't let the stereotype of a crime fighting book turn you away from this good read I'm all for the 5 s...more

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Aug 17, 2012 Jeremiah Hoppman rated it 5 of 5 stars

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This is an amazing book! I really loved it, and as of right now, it is my favorite!

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Jul 17, 2012 Lauren rated it 5 of 5 stars

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It was the best book ever!!! It was like Batman but 100x better.

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Jun 08, 2012 Patrick rated it 3 of 5 stars

For what seemed to start out so promising, it felt a little flat at the end. Perhaps I'm jaded by Parrish's other books that are so captivating, but this one had a hard time keeping me going. Don't get me wrong, it was certainly enjoyable, but not his best book.

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May 10, 2013 Cora Park rated it 2 of 5 stars

Long drawn-out story. The whole idea of a top ranked military sniper becoming vigilante - but wait- now he feels bad killing someone .... Almost like a fairy-tale.

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Aug 21, 2011 Sarah "Mir" rated it 5 of 5 stars

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See my blog for a full review. =) fawh.blogspot.com

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Dec 26, 2012 Nathan Labrecque rated it 4 of 5 stars

Good crime thriller with a twist. Recommended.

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Feb 04, 2013 Bernis rated it 3 of 5 stars

A solid 2.5 stars

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Jun 18, 2013 Gene marked it as to-read

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