Review of The Slaughter Rule (2002) by Page D — 26 Feb 2009

I love the connection between Ryan and David. Both preformed beautifully.

This review of The Slaughter Rule (2002) was written by Page D on 26 Feb 2009.

The Slaughter Rule has generally received positive reviews.

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