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TravelThe story was okay albeit very predictable once the main characters were introduced. I did't care for the gun toting ballsy macho dialogue throughout the book but I realize this might be very entertaining for other readers. Given these observations I will probably avoid reading another book by this author.
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I devoured this book. What a disturbing insight into a "cult" and how quickly people become "reprogrammed." I have not read any other novels by Hurwitz, but if they are anything like this, I won't hesitate. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!
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This is my first from this author. I am eager to go back and read his first novel. I was impressed with his portrayal of the young man who was out of the Program and what his life had become. This will keep you on the edge.
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The character of Tim Rackley is also seen in a previous novel, "The Kill Clause". Tim returns to service with the US Marshals and goes deep undercover of a cult to locate Leah Henning. This cult is into mind control, which can be (and normally is) a nightmare! Tim goes in as a willing participant. What he witnesses makes him determined to shut The Program down once-and-for-all. To do so, Tim must face his own horrible past...
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Mr. Hurwitz has captured the horror of a mind control cult in his latest novel. Once again U.S. Marshal Tim Rackley is back with his deputy sheriff wife to help a couple retrieve their daughter from an insidious cult called the Program. There is plenty of action and suspense as Rackley tries to save Leah from the leader, an arrogant and evil man called "Teacher" and his zombie like associates. The pace is fast and will keep...
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