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Ryan has been ordered to wipe out an entire Toronto family, including a five-year-old boy. With a son of his own that age, Ryan can't bring himself to do it. He challenges Jonah to find out who ordered the hit. With help from his friend Jenn, Jonah investigates the boy's father — a pharmacist who seems to lead a good life — and soon finds himself ducking bullets and dodging blades from all directions. When the case takes Jonah and Ryan over the river to Buffalo, where good clean Canadian pills are worth their weight in gold, their unseen enemies move in for the kill.
I read Shrier's second Jonah book last month and liked it so I wanted to go back and read the first one.
I enjoyed this book ... I like mysteries and there aren't a lot that are based in Canada or Toronto.
I found, though, that there were a lot of characters and it was hard to keep everyone straight.
I like Jonah and I hope Shier continues with the series.
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