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If you like having fun then read Jonathan Maberry. His Pine Deep trilogy is one of the best horror series ever and these Joe Ledger books get better and better. Usually after a few books characters can get stale and stories formulaic but not Ledger, these are fresh every single time. Highly recommended!
In this sixth novel of the Joe Ledger series, a bizarre chain of violence is unleashed across the U.S., and at first, Joe and DMS suspects a new threat is at hand, one who appeals to anarchists wanting a voice. But then Mother Night shows her true intentions when she gains access to The Locker, where the world's deadliest bioweapons are stored. Can Joe and Echo Team find and stop this deadly cyber terrorist before she finishes what began in the first Ledger novel, PATIENT ZERO? But her true inte
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Another great Joe Ledger novel. I could have done with a little more story time with Ledger at the forefront but luckily all the side characters in this series are really amazing. It was a great sequel to Patient Zero and i absolutely can not wait for the next in this series.
Nothing gets me as excited as a Joe Ledger novel unless it's a Joe Ledger novel with zombies! Loved the book and thanks to Jonathan Maberry for creating so much mayhem and fun in each of the Joe Ledger books!
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This book is packed with non stop action. Ledger and Echo team are in way over their heads as ghosts from their past assignments threaten to destroy the DMS and the U.S.
Amazing book that was hard to put down. I loved it brought back "issues" (no spoilers from me) from the past books in the Joe Ledger series.
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Best of the Joe Ledger series, by far! An exhausting, horrifying field trip. I'm not sure what other psychological damage Maberry will inflict next upon Ledger and company, or me! Can't wait it find out...
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