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Review: Extreme Malice by J.T. Tierney

★★★☆☆ Review: This review was written for Reedsy Discovery A sociopolitical thriller that will resonate with liberal and left-leaning audiences in today's political climate Amy, an occupational therapist, joined the school board of her son’s school district, hoping to make a difference. As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to necessitate the use of masks and social distancing in the summer of 2021, the community grows increasingly more agitated. What starts as threats of violence escalates to vandalism and physical attacks. Concerned for her son's safety but reluctant to let fear force her to resign, Amy must rely on the help of her father and uncle. Her uncle, Jack, a retired detective, uses his investigative skills to uncover a conspiracy led by political extremists intent on erasing anyone who challenges their ideologies, particularly women in positions of power. It is hard to believe that COVID-19 became a pandemic five years ago. With measles and tension ...

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