I received this from AudiobookBoom in exchange for an honest review.
This was about a 3-star read until the last quarter of the book, when the tension and excitement ramped up significantly. Both Hardman and Hump are under the gun, and a little girl’s life is at risk.
We learn a lot about Jim Hardman’s morals in this one, too: not everything he does is about money, and he appears to have a soft spot when it comes to innocent children in the dark world of Underground Atlanta.
More Hardman, please!