Richard R. Becker’s Born on Monday is a contemporary suspense novel that grabbed me from the very first chapter and refused to let go. Set against the backdrop of a historic nor’easter in Augusta, Maine, the storm isn’t just a physical threat—it becomes a mirror for the chaos, corruption, and violence brewing beneath the surface of the town. About the Book: Born on Monday In Augusta, Maine, a historic nor’easter unearths sins buried deep in the town’s past. With time running out, three lives collide in a desperate fight for survival, where truth becomes a casualty and redemption comes at a cost. Billy Stevens, a quarry worker haunted by loss, is drawn into a web of betrayal when a brutal crime pins him as a suspect. Jessica Michaud returns home to escape a vengeful ex whose chilling threats awaken old wounds. And journalist Andrea Kearney digs into a local dynasty’s corruption as the storm’s fury mirrors the rising tide of violence. BookHookup Review: Born on Mo...
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