Official Review: Abate the Nuisance by Bill Sage

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Amazing review.This review has created an intrest in me to read the book.Reading about Mafia is a total fun.
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:D This book is interesting, and the same applies to the review.
I like stories like this that show the real activities of criminals and the vicious circle.
Its a good book for student of Criminology.
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Crime thrillers are a favorite genre of mine. Not so sure about the mafia related plots though. Thanks for the enlightening review.
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A good crime thriller has always fascinated me. The character of Al seems intriguing and I loved the plot. Thanks for the wonderful review.
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I wasn't sure about reading this book two when I haven't read book one, but you mentioned that it could be read as a stand-alone. Goldman knows what Jake and Judge Roth did as high schoolers and holds that above their heads to get Roth to let Goldman's mafia clients get off lightly from their crimes. I wonder what Judge Roth's airtight plan is to silence Goldman.
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This is an amazing crime action thriller with an amazing plot that highlights corruption and blackmail. I loved the informative onlinebookclub review of the book and i rated the book 4 out of 4 stars. The book is free on Amazon Kindle and Congrats on being the BOTD.
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Al seems to be a complex character—a good judge yet with a questionable past. Choices from the past come back to haunt him. I’m interested to see how the dilemma is resolved.
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Crime thrillers are particularly more interesting than others. This sounds like a book full of suspense and action. Thanks for this beautiful summary. It has piqued my interest in reading this particular book.
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This sounds like a thrilling read. Just got my free copy today. I look forward to seeing how Jake and Al cover up their past mistake. Thank you for the review!
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This review was very enjoyable to read. As a fan of this genre, I found the storyline highly interesting. It is surprising how the past often catches up with us, even when we least expect it. I would like to find out what foolproof plan Al concocts to get ahead of the situation.
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It sounds like a good book. Sounds very scandalous. I'm curious about what happens to the characters. Thanks for the review!🐒
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Post by Elizabeth Pass »

In this mobster tale there is no good guy. Skeletons never stay in the closet. As I generally don't like books about gangs, court, or blackmail, I don't think this book is for me.
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A dark past that lies in Al's life, and it can destroy his present as a fair judge! This plot sounds exciting. I do not like much going back and forth when reading, but I think flashbacks are sometimes necessary to make the plot go on. Thanks for the review!
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Interesting! A corrupted judge. I wonder if he carries on with his plan! Great review!
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Post by HollandBlue »

Crime thrillers aren't my favorite genre, I like traditional mysteries better. Probably not a book for me. Thanks for your review!
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