the fixer series by jennifer lynn barnes

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This is a great ending to the two part series that Barnes has expertly crafted. The tension throughout the novel is fantastic, and you don’t know who you can trust. This book is a thriller that delivers on that promise.

But when Ivy takes on a case that puts both of them, and everybody else in Washington, in danger, it comes down to Tess to negotiate with those who threaten to taken everything away from her.

With Tess’s relationship with Ivy in an awkward mess, the teenaged girl is reluctant to trust her guardian with any of the problems she’s facing at Hardwicke, her school. While Tess is reluctant to embrace her new role as a Fixer, Ivy has been a Fixer long enough to have made some powerful enemies, including William Keyes, the man who trained her. This duology comes to an end with ‘The Long Game’, which is a continuation of the story of Tess and Ivy, both resident Fixers of Washington, D.C.

The fixer series by jennifer lynn barnes