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by Christopher Rice
John Houck became a Marine to become a hero. But his life changed when he failed to notice an explosive device that ended up maiming the captain of his Force Recon Company, a respected Marine who nearly sacrificed himself to save John's life.
Home from Iraq, John pays a visit to his former captain, only to discover the captain has been gruesomely murdered. John pursues a strange man he sees running from the scene, but he discovers that Alex Martin is not the murderer. Alex is, in fact, the former captain's secret male lover and the killer's intended next victim .....
"Rice's fourth thriller (after 2005's Light Before Day) clumsily mixes the plight of gays in the military with an unlikely murder investigation." - Publishers Weekly.
"A tedious tale of murder from Rice ... There's little suspense and surprisingly little excitement to be found here." - Kirkus Reviews.
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This is Rice's fourth thriller following 2005's Light Before Day. All three former novels were New York Times bestsellers.
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