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NEW REVIEW: Norwood Holland - Sleepless Nights

Norwood Holland
Sleepless Nights
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4 out of 5 books


Drew Smith is an attorney that's going through some personal trials of his own. He takes on unsavory clients and has unhealthy dealings with a stripper. Drew is at a crossroads in his life when he has to represent a young client after a deadly robbery. In order to free his client, he enlists the help of his friend, Julio, to bring the gunman to justice. In the midst of all of this, an alarming secret from Drew's past is revealed that was staring him in the face all along.

Norwood Holland brought a fresh new mystery series with Sleepless Nights. Holland introduces us to Drew Smith, who is a likeable and flawed character. The camaraderie between Drew and Julio is priceless, as they work on this case and deal with Drew's personal problems. This story is filled with intrigue and gritty action that will be a delight for readers. Sleepless Nights is a wonderful start to the Drew Smith series and will have you eagerly waiting for the next installment.

Reviewed by Radiah Hubbert of Urban Reviews

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