Official Review: Devil's Run by AR Simmons

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Re: Official Review: Devil's Run by AR Simmons

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A mystery full of twists and turns? Sign me up! This is my favorite genre, where I can lose myself in the book right away. And if the characters are well-rounded and interesting as well, they make the book so much more appealing than a quirky plot would do.

Thank you for the review!
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Thanks Cryssie and kislany! It took me a little bit to figure out what was going on.
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I really want to read this one, because the ending isn't predictable. Great review!
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A very attractive review, I must say. I felt like you were speaking to me so directly and giving a nice suggestion on the book. It sounds like very realistic story with genuine characters and this is exactly what matters the most. Thanks!
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Thanks for the great review. I enjoy a good murder mystery.
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Great characters, action, mystery, twists - I'm sold. :wink2:
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Sounds exactly like the kind of murder mystery book that I like to read. Great review!
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I love this book. I feel like the characters come to life. The author keeps it interesting. Its exciting and thrilling
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I’m sold on the character development alone. This sounds like a worthy read. Thanks for your review.
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Even from the review it seems like am watching a movie. Every man should learn to make a balance between work and home life.
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Broken bones in a burnt building. Whoever murdered them showed no mercy. Unfortunately, he/she is about to get caught. Looks like an interesting book. Thanks for the review
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The name is a bang for my enjoyment. Thanks for the review.
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I love it when books storyline are constructed perfectly, and contains every single element of thrill. A book like this will surely wow any reader. Thanks for a honest review.
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Interesting tittle. I hope the book will the same flare. Thanks for the review
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This review is great! You point out all the important parts and how the author keeps the story interesting even if it seems straightforward.
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