Review of Disappearance

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Amy Luman
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Zanne Crystle wrote: ↑07 Oct 2024, 12:53 I read this book, and the villain was my favorite character. Throughout the entire story, I hoped he would get away with everything. He was the most compelling person. The book was quite enjoyable, with a lot of action and good pacing. I share your opinion about the high rating.
I can see how he was your favorite. I was rooting for him, too. :character-kyle:
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Blueberry Dragon wrote: ↑08 Oct 2024, 08:09 A book with a thrilling chase seems to be the perfect add to a holiday reading list. Thanks for the review @Amy Luman.
I’m glad that you enjoyed it. :character-luigi:
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"Disappearance" by Julien Ayotte explores the tense world of WITSEC, where fear and survival are constant. With relentless pursuit across continents, it sounds thrilling, and I'm eager to uncover the outcome.
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"Disappearance" by Julien Ayotte explores the tense world of WITSEC, where fear and survival are constant. With relentless pursuit across continents, it sounds thrilling, and I'm eager to uncover the outcome.
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I love that the pursuit crosses multiple countries and involves a tight-knit team of marshals and agents. It sounds like the author carefully crafted a cat and mouse game that feels real. thank you for the intriguing review.
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