
The Final Step
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BJ Harrison
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Rob Kaufman
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There's something not right with Ellen Brooks.
She's always angry, bitter, and resentful of anyone who appears to be enjoying life. At thirty-nine years old, she seldom leaves the house, doesn't have a friend in the world, and drinks too much . . . way too much.
In the dead of winter, she makes the unusual decision to visit her sister, Carrie, and her family for the weekend. An ill-fated event prolongs her stay, during which time she discovers the flaws and cracks within this "perfect" family-opening the door to getting the unwarranted revenge she's been seeking for decades.
An engrossing story driven by emotion, psychological games, and suspense, The Final Step brings you on a journey that, in the end, will make you sit back and ask the question, "What just happened?"
©2023 Rob Kaufman (P)2024 TantorLo que los oyentes dicen sobre The Final Step
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- 07-27-24
Excellent Book!! Well written, interesting and ends with a WOW!!
There’s no denying it…Rob Kaufman has become one of my top 3 favorite authors of all times. I’ve loved all his books, with the Justin Wright series being my favorite!! The only issue I have with Rob Kaufman is, he can’t write fast enough!! I’m looking forward to “Received” (final book to JW series) and all his future books to come!
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