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ISBN: 0340978317
ISBN13: 978-0340978313
ePub: 1732 kb | FB2: 1370 kb
Language: English
Publisher: HODDER EXPORT
Rating: 4.9/5
Votes: 196
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Another winner by Burton! A teenage girl who is pregnant goes missing near Austin and a local salvage yard owner is tortured and killed on his front porch.

Another winner by Burton! A teenage girl who is pregnant goes missing near Austin and a local salvage yard owner is tortured and killed on his front porch. Ranger Hayden and the medical examiner, . .aith McIntyre get involved in the mystery (and in each other's pants) and try to find the missing girl before it's too late. A little bit of romance, but it's not too much to turn you off if you're not into that sorta thing. Thanks to NetGalley for the Advanced Copy! This novel had great pacing and kept me wondering how everything tied together

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Mary Burton's books just have everything I could ask for in a Romantic Suspense and this one was no different.

Twin sisters separated by the past are reunited by unspeakable crimes. Mary Burton's books just have everything I could ask for in a Romantic Suspense and this one was no different. With that little bit of romance between Faith and Mitchell, the at suspense, and the massive amount of intrigue, I was completely hooked on this story. It took me through twists and turns and had me guessing at everything.

Burton once again demonstrates her romantic suspense chops with this taut novel. Burton plays cat and mouse with the reader through a tight plot, credible suspects, and romantic spice keeping it real.

Cut and Run has all the elements that make up a very good mystery/thriller. It has been quite some time since I've read a book that captured my attention the way this book has. I recommend this book to serious readers. It’ll keep you guessing. 3 people found this helpful.

book; cut and run. What others are saying. It's supposed to be a training exercise, so he can learn to escape restraints; but Kai looms over him, grinning that slow, dark grin, and Tris doesn't know whether the fluttering in his stomach is fear or arousal

book; cut and run. It's supposed to be a training exercise, so he can learn to escape restraints; but Kai looms over him, grinning that slow, dark grin, and Tris doesn't know whether the fluttering in his stomach is fear or arousal. BDSM Illustration of hands tied up Sexy art drawing design. It hurts inside and outside. I want to cry and scream, but all I can do is fake laugh and do what he wants me to do. The difference between real life and this sketch is that you didn't tie up my hands.

Cut and run or cut-and-run is an idiomatic verb phrase meaning to "make off promptly" or to "hurry off". The phrase originated in the 1700s as describing an act allowing a ship to make sail quickly in an urgent situation, either by cutting free an anchor or by cutting ropeyarns to unfurl sails from the yards on a square rig ship. Though initially referring to a literal act, the phrase was used figuratively by the mid-1800s in both the United States and England

Cut & Run (Cut & Run is a Romance novel by Abigail Roux. Now on the run, trying to track down a man who has focused on killing his pursuers, Grady and Garrett will have to figure out how to work together before they become two more notches in the murderer's knife.

Cut & Run (Cut & Run is a Romance novel by Abigail Roux. List Chapter or Page: 1. Page 1. 2. Page 2. 3. Page 3. 4. Page 4. 5. Page 5.

Zepavitta

Joe Hunter: Batman, Superman, the Hulk, Thor and Logan all rolled into one....oh, and the proverbial cat with nine lives. One must really embrace suspension of disbelief in order to embrace Hunter's prowess. However, the plot is great, the action is riveting, and the climax is heart-stopping! Superb escapism!

Fog

I know that everybody is trying to sell the next Jack Reacher character, but this is a great character all on its own.. A Different character and good subject for book

WUNDERKIND

I love the Joe Hunter series, it is really a page turner. You are constantly on the edge of your seat.
I hate books that take forever to get into, I dont have to worry about that with this book.
I would reccomend this book to anyone who likes action books and hates slow moving books.

Delari

Another great saga in the series, just keeps on getting better, action all the way.

Chilele

I was VERY DISAPPOINTED in this book, very graphic, the author; Matt Hilton's book is based on 50% stupid and graphic violence, instead of interesting story. His other Joe Hunter thriller was good, this one is waste of money. If Matt Hilton continues on this path, hopefully no one will buy his novels again.

NI_Rak

Personally, I think this would make a better show or film than an actual novel. It comes off as slughtly interesting due to its decent descriptive nature but after awhile it feels like its simply running in the shadows of similar yet arguably better reads like the Jack Reacher novels. You will get better excitement just rewatching reruns of NCIS than you will this semi appropriate thriller which intrigues for a but before being undone by its lackluster attempt to force one to suspend reality. Shifting from third to first person perspective also comes off as uninteresting in addition to being unwarranted. You will likely read it for a bit at a bookstore and never return because its interesting to glance through but never actually invest fully worth in, let alone finish.

Wel

The word is out that Joe Hunter has tortured and killed a woman. Joe Hunter tracks and kills the bad guys. Joe is not one that would torture a woman and then slash her throat. Two detectives approach Joe regarding the murder but before they can take him in for questioning shots ring out and the detectives are dead.

Joe is being set up by a look-a-like and it is imperative that he find out the reason. With the help of Jared Rington, Joe's friend and partner he discovers that a person or persons unknown is seeking revenge for an act committed years ago.

When Bryce Lang, a former team member, contacts Joe, he discovers that Joe and Bryce are the only two surviving members of the team sent to take out Jesus Henao Abadia, leader of a drug cartel. The person seeking revenge is not only going after the team members but also their families.

Joe is sure Abadia is dead so who is the person or persons seeking revenge? The first person close to Joe to be attacked is Imogene Ballard, the sister of Kate Piers, a person that Joe became close to prior to Kate's death. With the help of his friends, Joe begins a chase that will take him back in the past to uncover who is behind the attacks. And his discovery will be mind boggling.

Cut and Run is the fourth book in the Joe Hunter series and each book gets better and better. Cut and Run is action packed with exciting scenes and a surprise ending.

Cut and Run is the fourth book in the Joe Hunter series, and a rip roaring read it is too. For a brief second, I thought Hilton may have been repeating himself, with another psychopath chasing a defenseless woman story - but he proves he has a few more tricks up his sleeve by twisting this tale into a jungle adventure, with Hunter and his team making an incursion into Columbia.

The story starts with a nice twist. I must admit it had been about eighteen months since I had read a Joe Hunter story and I had forgotten the story structure that Hilton uses. Which is, one chapter written in the first person, which is Hunter's point of view; and then the next written in the third person which is the villain's journey through the story. Now I am not going to spoil the beginning, but I forgot Hilton's technique and he caught me on the back foot - almost so, that I was yelling at the book.

The villain of the piece, is a fellow by the name of Luke Rickard and he is a hired assassin, and his target is Joe Hunter. But Rickard is such a twisted piece of work, and he doesn't just want to kill Hunter, but also kill those close to him. In this instance, it is Imogen Ballard - a character carried over from the previous book in the series, Slash and Burn - that Rickard goes after.

Once all hell breaks loose, as it inevitably does, Hunter and his friends, Jared `Rink' Rington and Harvey Lucas are seconded into the service of the CIA. It seems Hunter isn't the only one that that has been targeted by Rickard. Other operatives who were on the same mission as Hunter, in Columbia, many years previous, have also been targeted (and killed), with their families, by Rickard.

Cut and Run is a great deal of fun, in a brutal riddled with bullets kind of way. But that is exactly the way it should be. By the end of the story, Hunter is battered, bruised and bleeding. He is absolutely put through the ringer - so too is the reader.