The day of WRATH is here! A John Reeves novel by Kirkus MacGowan:

The John Reeves Creed:

"Kill them with kindness.

Unless you have a gun."

John Reeves moves back to his childhood home and takes an easy job as a Private Investigator with an old high school friend. A grieving widow asks for help when the medical examiner unofficially labels her husband's bizarre death a suicide. John joins his brother Alan, a local police officer, to learn why the town's residents keep dying horrific deaths at a breakneck pace.

What Readers are Saying:

"Wrath will stick with you for days after you finish reading. It's a chilling and wonderfully-crafted story with living, breathing characters." — Jack Sheppard Author, The Marlowe Transmissions: Scavenger's War

“WRATH, RAGE and REVENGE John Reeves is back!” — Tom Stronach (Essex, United Kingdom)

“Like ‘Criminal Minds’ in print!”—Alexis Jones

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