There were some twists and turns along the way that I didn’t see coming. I thoroughly enjoyed the storyline of the Coercion Killer … although this book was about so much more. Luckily that didn’t have much affect on my overall feelings of this book. But I had trouble remembering who was who and what was what. I don’t know if it’s because I still haven’t read the first book and it’s been nearly 2 full years since I read the second book or what the deal was. But I was lost at times with the characters. So I was excited when I was contacted again to be able to read the latest installment in the Shepherd Organization series, Father of Fear. I jumped on the opportunity immediately and was ready to meet Marcus and the Ackerman’s all over again. I was introduced to Ethan Cross back in 2012 when I was given the opportunity to review The Prophet here on the blog. Review: I received a copy of this book for free via the publisher in conjunction with a blog tour, all opinions expressed below are my own. Rippling with intensity, charged with tension, and brimming with a relentless spirit of humanity, FATHER OF FEAR is the latest evidence that Ethan Cross is one of the finest suspense novelists on the planet In order to stop the serial murderer whom the media has dubbed the Coercion Killer, Williams must enlist the help of one of the world’s most infamous and wanted men…the serial killer Francis Ackerman Jr. So begins a journey that will force Special Agent Marcus Williams of the Shepherd Organization to question all that he believes, unearth his family’s dark legacy, and sacrifice everything to save those he loves. Blurb: A father returns home to find that his family has been kidnapped and the only way to save their lives is for him to kill another innocent person…

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