The Art of Deception
by Cornell Mpho
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Pub Date Nov 08 2021 | Archive Date Mar 21 2023
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Description
Two cases, one thrilling read - are you ready?
Donovan Merlyn is about to complete the most dangerous task yet given to him by the police captain, objective; track down drug lord Julio Ecozar. Is he up to the challenge?
Darren Brooks begins receiving death threats to release his inheritance handed down to him by his late father who died only a week ago. With a very limited amount of time, Matt and Jen two private investigators, must solve this problem before it’s too late for Darren.
Danger is lurking around every corner in this suspenseful page-turner.
Available Editions
| ISBN | 9790921979091 |
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Featured Reviews
Abigail L, Librarian
A gripping and powerful novel that combines suspense, action, and the mystery of two different stories into a single, unforgettable book.
The first case follows Donovan Merlyn, a police officer tasked with tracking down a dangerous drug lord. The second case centers around Darren Brooks, who begins receiving death threats related to his inheritance from his late father. With danger lurking around every corner, Matt and Jen, two private investigators, must race against time to solve the case and keep their clients safe.
Sue E, Reviewer
A riveting and action-packed novel that will keep readers on the edge of their seats from start to finish. The author's skillful pacing and intricate plotting create a complex and compelling narrative that will leave readers guessing until the very end. The characters are well-drawn and relatable, and their struggles and triumphs are both thrilling and emotional.
