Recommend for the coveted BookViral Crimson Quill. To make your recommendation simply click on the award badge below..….
The BookViral Review:
An engrossing re-immersion into the violent and clandestine world of Jack Lamburt Foreign Justice is Etzil at his best in his popular Vigilante Justice series where the body count isn’t for the faint-hearted!
Shrewd thrillers tend to offer intriguing setups, unique central characters and tantalizing plot spins and by these standards, Foreign Justice is among the best. But to be a best seller a thriller needs to avoid offering obvious patterns, banal narrative coincidences, and imploding plots and Etzil continues to avoid all three of these pitfalls and engage the senses without leaning on cliché.
As with previous releases, Foreign Justice augments the usual truth-and-justice narrative points with a doggedly current nod to digital privacy issues through Jack’s relationship with HFS and keeps the tension percolating with adrenalized and ruthless action sequences.
Readers simply drawn to Etzil’s outlandish lead will find laughs and thrills on every page, as well as that rarest of thriller properties: a character in Jack Lamburt that actually leaves you enthusiastic about the prospect of more books in the series. But Etzil’s Vigilante Justice series hangs on more than Lamburt alone with an eclectic cast of equally vibrant supporting characters like Debbie, Frances and Francis who have become an indispensable element of his series.
A thriller to keep readers in a state of nervous excitation from the opening chapter to the end with a thread of deadpan humour that vibrates throughout Foreign Justice proves another superb release in Etzil’s Vigilante Justice series and is unreservedly recommended!
Other reviews in this series include FIRST JUSTICE and URGENT JUSTICE
From a persecuted and reviled existence in their beloved Armenia, a ‘land of singing in the streets, fine foods and gardens and orchards beside the shores of Lake Van’, ‘Destiny of Determination-Faith and Family’, sees the survival of a fractured family as they struggle to make a new life for themselves in the United States.
With a focus on Hrang, the youngest son, this uplifting memoir spans over a Century of love and loss, and of acceptance and discrimination.
See A Witch About A Curse certainly has all the ingredients required to pique the curiosity of its target audience but whereas most YA offerings omit (relatively) complex motifs and themes in favour of building tangible relationships between good-looking clothe horses, Hussain gets the balance just right.
Romance novels in their various forms explore the ups and downs of relationships but the quickest way to kill a relationship with a lover is through………
The last year has demonstrated that people will not stop buying books. They offer pleasure, escape, entertainment, and at the very least distraction. But what is the future of self-publishing?
The bedrock for authenticity has to be robust research but the inclusion of fact doesn’t necessarily make for a compelling read.
In reality, very few partners leave at the onset of abuse. Families live with domestic abuse for a significant period of time, and the abused will often return to the perpetrator after attempting to leave.
From humble beginnings in 2002 as a book review club BookViral has grown to become the first choice in book reviews for authors around the world and one of the biggest book review sites on the web. BookViral reaches millions of potential readers through best practice SEO and a trusted social media presence ensuring readers get unbiased, critical recommendations they can trust.
BookViral also offers a full suite of author services, including, book editing services for unpublished and self-published authors, website design and bespoke SEO that help authors get discovered by more potential readers as well as industry influencers, such as publishers, agents and film executives.
© Copyright 2019 BookViral Reviews. All Rights Reserved.