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Catch and Release by J.S. Kennedy Series: Mackenzie Green #0.5
on September 26, 2023
Genres: Novella, Urban Fantasy
Pages: 166
Format: eBook
Source: Kindle Unlimited
Purchase Links: Amazon
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He can see the future, but can he save it?
Curtis has a rare gift: he can see glimpses of the past, present, and future.
But his visions come with a price: he can’t share them without changing the outcome.
It didn’t matter, until he meets Christine—a fierce mercenary who sparks his interest and is fated to be the heart of the guild he’s trying to build.
But their budding romance is interrupted when a vision reveals a threat to the child of a friend. Now Curtis must gather a group of loyal and skilled fighters who can help him battle the corruption growing in GreenRiver.
Time is running out, and the enemy is not only powerful, but also cunning. Curtis and his Hunters must face the ultimate challenge: to save a child, a city, and to protect a future that only he can see.
Catch and Release is the prequel to the Mackenzie Green series by J.S. Kennedy.
You can read this before starting the sereis or after any book in the sereis. I read this after reading the first three books in the Mackenzie Green sereis. It was so nice to return to the beginning before the guild was a guild.
We follow Curtis as he uses his gift to save a child and build his guild Catch and Release. We see how the other guilds in Green River are all about money, murder, and mayhem. Curtis will make a Guild that is different and will save the city, but he can’t do it alone.
This story is fun and entertaining. I loved this story. Loved going back to the beginning and learning about Curtis and how his power works. This is a great read.
Rated: 5 Stars
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Neat that the prequel gave you a good backstory for the series.
I enjoyed this a lot and loved the backstory.