The fallen /
by Atkins, Ace [author.].
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BookSeries: A Quinn Colson novel ; 7.Publisher: New York : G.P. Putnam's Sons, 2017.Description: 358 pages ; 24 cm.ISBN: 0399576711 :.Subject(s): United States. Army -- Commando troops -- Fiction | Retired military personnel -- United States -- Fiction | Bank robberies -- Fiction | Sheriffs -- Fiction | Suspense fiction | Mystery fictionSummary: "A classic southern tale of backroom deals, tainted honor, dysfunctional family, high-stakes greed--and everyday heroism--from the New York Times-bestselling author. Mississippi sheriff Quinn Colson had to admit he admired the bank robbers. A new bank was hit almost every week, and the robbers rushed in and out with such skill and precision it reminded him of raids he'd led back in Afghanistan and Iraq when he was an army ranger. In fact, it reminded him so much of the techniques in the Ranger Handbook that he couldn't help wondering if the outlaws were former Rangers themselves. And that was definitely going to be a problem. If he stood any chance of catching them, he was going to need the help of old allies, new enemies, and a lot of luck. The enemies he had plenty of. It was the allies and the luck that were going to be in woefully short supply"-- Provided by publisher.
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Ed & Hazel Richmond Pub Library | Adult Ficition | FM Atk (Browse shelf) | Checked out | 09/20/2024 |
Publishers Weekly, May 22, 2017
Kirkus Reviews, May 15, 2017
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Publishers Weekly Starred Reviews
"A classic southern tale of backroom deals, tainted honor, dysfunctional family, high-stakes greed--and everyday heroism--from the New York Times-bestselling author. Mississippi sheriff Quinn Colson had to admit he admired the bank robbers. A new bank was hit almost every week, and the robbers rushed in and out with such skill and precision it reminded him of raids he'd led back in Afghanistan and Iraq when he was an army ranger. In fact, it reminded him so much of the techniques in the Ranger Handbook that he couldn't help wondering if the outlaws were former Rangers themselves. And that was definitely going to be a problem. If he stood any chance of catching them, he was going to need the help of old allies, new enemies, and a lot of luck. The enemies he had plenty of. It was the allies and the luck that were going to be in woefully short supply"-- Provided by publisher.
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