Bully Pulpit (The Destroyer Book 151)

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Bully Pulpit (The Destroyer Book 151)

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Sold by R.J. Carter

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Our engine has discovered that over 80% high quality reviews are present.

This product had a total of 64 reviews as of our last analysis date on May 3 2020.

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Posted by a reviewer on Amazon

I have read all of the destroyer series so i am glad they returned

Posted by a reviewer on Amazon

Carter needs to do some more research into what makes chiun and remo tick but he gets most of it right and takes us on a whirlwind tour of death destruction and earthquakes all compliments of cure and the bad guys it must eradicate

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He does this by tricking terrorist groups to setting off bombs at very specific times

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Everything is in the service of moving the story forward not overwhelming the reader

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The action is described really well and you feel like you are watching an action movie

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The cartilage of his nose popped like a balloon filled with raspberry jelly

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Carter also coined the phrase jello urinalism to describe a journalist who was on a crusade to find a story that wasnt there

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I actually emailed the author as soon as i read that because i thought it was pretty damn clever

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