Corgren more than holds his own in the prize fighting rings where skill with a knife is the only mercy he’ll find. While an old enemy haunts his memory, new ones gather with each victory gained.
Corgren’s choices narrow.
A stranger offers Corgren power for his service, tempting him with revenge for past wrongs. He considers the offer with doubt. Demands for a cut of his winnings squeezes his independence until a foe possibly more skilled and cunning than him enters the ring.
Will he accept the offer at the cost of himself?
Review: I thoroughly enjoyed this short prequel. It is filled with action from the start, and well constructed. The characters are well-developed for a short story and I found it easy to follow.
I shall most certainly be following up with The Bow of Destiny in the not too distant future.
Thanks for your thoughts, Staci! 🙂
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You’re welcome! 🙂
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Thanks, John!
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Congrats to P.H. on a great review!
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I love it when an introductory work inspires a reader to start a series. Congratulations to P.H. Thanks for sharing your thoughts, Kevin.
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A recent review of Trading Knives. Thanks to Kevin Cooper for the unexpected review.
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Read Trading Knives a while ago. Good review, Kevin
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Thanks for the support, Craig. 🙂
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Thanks Harmony… It’s short, but I liked it. 🙂
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It’s been a while, but I enjoyed this one too.
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I have this one waiting for me on my ereader. Thanks for sharing your thoughts on the book, Kevin. Reblogged on: https://harmonykent.co.uk/trading-knives/
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