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 Cutthroat - Michael Slade
Newest Review: ... Mounties always get their man", to Charles Darwin's Theory of Evolution and the Origin of Species. Where Head Hunter ... more  ... briefly examined the effects the media can have on mass hysteria, creating panic in the public domain when a supposed threat is perceived to the people, and Ghoul looked at the correlation between the effects that Horror movies and novels can have on a diseased and disturbed mind, Cutthroat examines the dangerous obsession one influential Chinese business family has with longevity, immortality and the fountain of youth.
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Cutthroat - Michael Slade: You don't want to miss this tensely crafted, well written th ... (725 words)
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Cutthroat is the third book in the Special X series written by a team of Canadian lawyers under the pseudonym of Michael Slade and shows no sign of letting up on the pace started with the first two novels, Head Hunter and Ghoul. This is the book whereby the two lead characters from the previous novels finally get to meet as Robert De Clerq takes over as head of the RCMP's Special X division- X standing for external; the task force is charged with investigating crimes beyond it's borders that share a Canadian connection- with Zinc Chandler as his lead investigator. One of the first things that strikes you with this third book is that this collaboration of ... Read the complete review
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