AT WHAT COST

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Praise for AT WHAT COST:

“[A] nail-biting dark thriller…Fans of tough, well-written procedurals in the tradition of Michael Connelly will want to read this series debut.” – Library Journal

“L’Etoile keeps the suspense high throughout.” – Publishers Weekly

“This is a great debut novel that brings the author’s years of experience with the justice system into a wonderful mystery full of twists and turns…sit back and enjoy the ride.” – Night Owl Reviews, Top Pick

“The first in this gripping series, At What Cost finds its power in the moral questions and gray areas that it raises, even as it delivers unrelenting suspense and action…At What Cost is a strong debut mystery from a writer confident in his craft.” –Foreword Reviews

“Best suited to nail-biters in search of something to read in a single, breathless sitting.” – Kirkus Reviews

“At What Cost is a fast-paced thriller with an imaginative plot, lots of heart and a believable hero that kept me reading to the exciting ending.” – Phillip Margolin, New York Times bestselling author of Violent Crimes

“Engrossing, intense, intriguing, intricate and shot-through with authentic detail, At What Cost is an outstanding thriller!”- Andrew Grant, acclaimed author of False Positive and the Cooper Deveraux series.

“A superb, hair-raising crime novel. Powerful storytelling, James L’Etoile has done a masterful job.” – Rick Mofina, internationally bestselling author of Free Fall

“Intense, intriguing, intricate, and shot-through with authentic detail, At What Cost is an outstanding thriller!” – Andrew Grant, critically-acclaimed author of False Positive and the Cooper Devereaux series

“James L’Etoile demonstrates his descriptive prowess in this beautifully dark crime thriller replete with crackling dialogue and deeply drawn characters. At What Cost is a raw and powerful novel that will have you reading into the wee hours of the morning and leave you craving more.”–Douglas Corleone, critically-acclaimed author of Robert Ludlum’s The Janson Equation