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Assume Nothing

Gar Anthony Haywood

Ages 16+

218 pages · Released Apr 1, 2012

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This is an adult crime thriller centered on revenge, not a children's book. The plot involves a masked knife-wielding intruder, criminal threats, and the protagonist's determination to kill those responsible, indicating significant violence and mature, dark themes. The story deals with trauma and loss of family, which adds psychological weight. This is appropriate for mature teens and adults interested in noir-style crime fiction, not younger readers.

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The new novel from the critically acclaimed and award-winning author When Joe Reddick and his family are threatened in their LA home by a masked, knife-wielding intruder, it means serious trouble for a gang of desperate criminals. The threat sends Joe Reddick over the edge. He's lived the nightmare of losing a family t... The new novel from the critically acclaimed and award-winning author When Joe Reddick and his family are threatened in their LA home by a masked, knife-wielding intruder, it means serious trouble for a gang of desperate criminals. The threat sends Joe Reddick over the edge. He's lived the nightmare of losing a family to a crazed killer once, and he's not going to let it happen again. After sending his wife and son to safety, he goes to war, determined to kill those responsible. Soon Reddick's living nightmare will finally be over. One way or the other . . .

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  • Fiction
  • Large type books
  • Fiction, mystery & detective, general
  • Fiction, thrillers, suspense
  • Criminals, fiction

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ISBN 9781780101477 · Severn House Publishers Ltd

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