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NEW REVIEW: Moses Miller - The Trifecta

Moses Miller - 
The Trifecta - 
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Nathan "Nan" Jones is reunited with his family and is living the quiet life in rural South Carolina. Nan thinks that he can finally breathe easy and live a normal life. But he is thrust into the line of fire again when he has to return to Brooklyn to take care of some unfinished business. The question becomes whether Nan be able to return to South Carolina unscathed.

The Trifecta is the explosive third installment to the Nan series. Moses Miller picks up right where The Game of Trife ends, and it holds your attention until the very last page. This story is full of the cinema type action that is found in the previous novels, coupled with an interesting cast of old and new characters. The Trifecta is so good that readers will be satisfied with this book but will be a little sad that this is the end of the series. Moses Miller has proved once again that he is a master storyteller that will hopefully be around for years to come.

Reviewed by Radiah Hubbert of Urban Reviews

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