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No Winter Lasts Forever

By: Jonathan Epps
Narrated by: Garrett Kiesel
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In the wake of a high school massacre, a copycat shooter begins to stalk otherwise sleepy Franklin, Missouri, further traumatizing the community. Disturbed by these crimes, logistics manager Jackson Warner finds his way into an illicit chatroom, happydayz, dedicated to glorifying the killers. Jackson fixates on the young men’s disregard for life and suspects the copycat is among them. In his frenzy, will he mistake a troubled youth for a killer?

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I'm not sure any book I've read has done this good of a job of capturing multiple POVs without losing attention to detail. I was enamored with each character as they were well developed and pertinent in their scenes to make a statement.

While many maybe desensitized to this topic issue at hand, you realize how incidents like this truly affects everyone involved and not involved. How would you react? What would you do if you sensed the culprit was right under your nose? Can you think of a time where you knew something was suspicious, but fear kept you from intervening?

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This went on a different narrative course than I’d expected. It was a good thing.

The societal climate in which Jack lives is tragically familiar to all of us. He’s a stand-in for the Everyman who is baffled by a certain set of young men and tries to do something about it. Things happen that Jack hadn’t foreseen and which IMO make the story better, less trite.

Do yourself a favor and get the narration by Garrett Kiesel. It is excellent.

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