Primal Scream: Scream If You Want, Live If You Can - Michael Slade Reviews
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Newest Review: ... last honest man on the Force". Much water has passed under the bridge scince then and De Clerq is now a stronger and ... more
... even more formiddable Officer; he has an adopted daughter, Katt, who gives him new hope for the first time scince the death of his true daughter, Jane, at the hands of the terrorists who also murdered his first wife; he is head of the very successful Special X division of the RCMP which investigates crimes with links outside of Canada; he is currently attracted to and attracted by by two very strong, powerful and professional women and he has a dedicated team of Mounties under his command who are loyal to a man. (o...more
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Shrink, now re-published under it's presumably American title- Primal Scream- in it's latest edition, is the last of the Michael Slade novels written by the original author team of Canadian Lawyers that carved a name for themselves in the eighties and nineties for slick horror thrillers. It picks up a story arc begun in Slade's very first collaboration and returns to a series of events that never really reached a satisfactory conclusion. Though the Royal Canadian Mounted Police have long thought the Head Hunter case closed, Slade fans have always known there were were still plenty of loose ends not resolved. This is the book then, that Slade never intended to write but . Read the complete review
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