Final Edge: Cherokee Justice (The Edge Series #4)

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Meredyth Sanger, signaling the beginning of a gruesome game. But who's playing it? And how far will it go next? Arthur and Lauralie are an average couple--in every way but one. In the privacy of their isolated farm, they share a taste for the macabre. Utterly devoted to each other, they'll do anything--to anyone--to keep their love alive. Now they're engaging another couple in love to play along But how close to the edge of madness are Lucas and Meredyth willing to go to survive?

This book is fourth in Robert W. It was originally published in paperback. About the Author Robert W. Praise for Robert W. Walker quite simply snatches the reader's mind. Read more Read less. Enabled Similar books to Final Edge: Cherokee Justice The Edge Series 4. Kindle Cloud Reader Read instantly in your browser. Customers who bought this item also bought. Page 1 of 1 Start over Page 1 of 1. Cherokee Justice Edge Series 3. Instinct Series 14 featuring Dr. Product details File Size: April 18, Sold by: Related Video Shorts 0 Upload your video. Share your thoughts with other customers. Write a customer review.

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I gotta know; I have to understand. Kindle Edition Verified Purchase. Lauralie an orphan, has learned how to get what she wants in life, petite, attractive and elf like but unfortunately no conscience and issues. Relationships were a mystery to Arthur unmarried with no real relationships in his past and now he was involved with a young woman in her mid-twenties half his age and he was willing to do anything to keep her. Unfortunately he was quickly becoming if not a monster at least Igor to her twisted Frankenstein. Going as far as misusing his surgical skills to pick apart a dead woman's corpse for sexual favors from this woman half his age.

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Meredyth Sanger are both receiving twisted little care packages of human remains. Meredyth unbeknownst to her because she had been part of Child Protective Service when Luaralie was given up by her mother. Lucas because he now worked closely with Dr. Sanger and that whole guilt by association thing. This is a fairly well written story , I found it a little less hectic and with a little less punch then the previous books but did enjoy thestory.

One person found this helpful. Fantastic, with not a trace of exaggeration! I have to say that this is without a doubt one of the best police mystery, procedural and in its own way romance books I've ever read. I gave it five stars only because there weren't more available! Please, if you are a fan of this genre buy this book although it is part of a series it will work as a stand alone. I give it my highest recommendation for what that's worth. Never-ending action plus the unique serial killer will grab the attention of even the most jaded hard core fan of this genre.

I'm not going to give any spoilers, but will say that the ending had me in tears, happy or sad I'm not saying, read the book to find out which. I'm not an English major or anything, but the number of typos and poor grammar mistakes made it difficult to stay with the story. I don't know if it's just the way it was "translated" into an e-format or what, but I like a book to read like a book, not a bunch of weird characters thrown together and needing to be deciphered.

The story itself is enjoyable, but I really can't tolerate sloppiness. Frankly, if I was the author, I would be rather pissed off regarding the way this was formatted in the kindle version. Because if this is the way my books are viewed and received by the public, this is not a very good format. This book was a interesing story line but it took the author quite a while to get there.

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Please try again later. Why are we doing this? I gotta know; I have to understand. Kindle Edition Verified Purchase. Lauralie an orphan, has learned how to get what she wants in life, petite, attractive and elf like but unfortunately no conscience and issues. Relationships were a mystery to Arthur unmarried with no real relationships in his past and now he was involved with a young woman in her mid-twenties half his age and he was willing to do anything to keep her. Unfortunately he was quickly becoming if not a monster at least Igor to her twisted Frankenstein. Going as far as misusing his surgical skills to pick apart a dead woman's corpse for sexual favors from this woman half his age.

Meredyth Sanger are both receiving twisted little care packages of human remains. Meredyth unbeknownst to her because she had been part of Child Protective Service when Luaralie was given up by her mother. Lucas because he now worked closely with Dr. Sanger and that whole guilt by association thing. This is a fairly well written story , I found it a little less hectic and with a little less punch then the previous books but did enjoy thestory.

One person found this helpful 2 people found this helpful. I'm glad I got this and two others of the series through Kindle Unlimited.

First, all the books, I notice that Walker's books were originally from paperback. All of these typos is, at the very least, jarring. Second, I have reservations no pun intended about Walker's knowledge of police procedure. It's like reading an episode of Castle where cops and civilians seem to do whatever it is they want to do and come up with the roses.

Third, the leap from "episode" 3 to "episode" 4 when Stonecoat becomes a Viet Nam vet. In , when the first story begins in Cutting Edge, he is The Final Edge is somewhere in the 21st century--no dates are really given except once is mentioned. Even if Lucas Stonecoat was an 18 year old in the end of the Viet Name conflict -- he would be either in his sixties or nearing sixty, so there is a problem with the timeline.

I realize that there is a 10 year gap between 3 and but really--how does one age nearly 30 years? Additionally, Meredyth Sanger goes from a small woman in the first installment to a tall woman in the final episode. Also, she doesn't seem to have made the age leap that Stonecoat has; otherwise, why would she make the comment about being unable to have children? There is just too much of it.

Walker does try to throw in the incidental movements rubbing the back of the neck, sighing and the like but it just doesn't make up for the dialog where often the reader can't be sure who is saying what. So why did I read 's 1, 3, and 4? Because I'm a masochist? Because I like to finish what I start? I'm still trying to figure out the glowing reviews from other readers.

Perhaps they are seeing an aspect that I can't. Again, I am glad that I didn't pay for the books. They aren't worth the price.

One person found this helpful. This is the final book in the series according to what I have read. There is a sense of loss with the ending of any good series. I enjoyed the series and Final Edge. Having read Stone Cold by Parker had almost turned me on "couple" killers.

I was almost reluctant to read Final Edge because of this. The fact I loved the other Edges and Stonecoat convinced me to at least try the book. I was relieved that Walker gave me interesting complex Serial Killers. It was sheer delight. The complex pysche of the female killer was the draw for me to finish the book. I had to read to find out where she was going next. I started the series, as I said, because of Stonecoat. I was a bit disappointed in him and his lack of development in this book.

It was as if he was "wrapped up". This made sense after I read it was the last of the series. He didn't seem to develop as deeply as previously.

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