Series: Orphan X 3 My version: US Paperback ARC / UK Hardback Genre: Fiction Thriller Publisher: Minotaur Books First published: 2018 Bought / Bought From the cover of the ARC*: Evan Smoak - Government assassin gone rogue - returns in Hellbent, and engrossing unputdownable thriller from Gregg Hurwitz, the latest in his #1 international best selling Orphan X … Continue reading Review: Hellbent – Gregg Hurwitz
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