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There are so many different ways to die, and Ackerman knows them all.
It's part of his game. Do you wanna play? Francis Ackerman does. And
he's found you... This was an American self-published ebook sensation prior to being picked up by one of the big mainstream publishing houses and introduces the most terrifying psychopath since Hannibal Lecter, facing off against the toughest law enforcer since Jack Reacher.

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The Shepherd by Ethan Cross
Meet Francis Ackerman, America's most terrifying serial killer. What excites him most is the game of chance. He likes to play with ordinary people. Innocent people. Someone just like you. If you take part in Ackerman's game, he'll stalk you, then take you prisoner. Will he let you live? Or will you die?
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Ethan Cross was born and raised in a small town in rural Illinois. When a fireman or a policeman would visit his school, most of his classmates' heads would swim with aspirations of growing up and catching bad guys or saving someone from a blazing inferno. When these moments came for Ethan , however, his dreams weren't to someday be a cop or put out fires; he just wanted to write about it. Now his dream of telling stories on a grand scale has come to fruition with the release of his new thriller, The Shepherd. Ethan Cross still lives in Illinois with his wife and two daughters. The Shepherd is his first novel.
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