Evil's Prey: A Brad Shaw Thriller

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About Evil's Prey: A Brad Shaw Thriller

This is the Third in the Brad Shaw Thriller Series. Each day we live our lives doing the best we can to make it through to the next day. Most days we strive to do as our parents taught us; to be kind to others, to have a smile and a friendly word to those we see, to lend a helping hand, and not to judge others. Most days we succeed. We have all made mistakes that we should learn from but not dwell on. Living in the past does nothing but interfere with the present. On the other hand, living for the future robs us of the present. Yes it is wise to plan for the future. We should all have a plan to set aside some money for our retirement. It's good to have insurance against unforeseen events. We should plan things such as well-earned vacations, moving into the newer better house, finding a perfect mate, and raising a family, it that's your thing. However, too much of living in the past or looking forward to the perfect future keeps us from enjoying the present. It is impossible to predict which daily contacts or life's events might have significant impact on the direction your life will take. When Ray White received his jury summons in the mail he had mixed emotions. His initial thought was that it was going to be a huge pain in the ass that would do nothing but disrupt his daily routine and interfere with work. Then it occurred to him that the jury summons might offer a break from his daily routine and the day-to-day sameness that work could be. Little did Ray White know that the jury summons would change his life completely.

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