Review of E M P Honeymoon
Posted: 23 Jul 2023, 14:11
[Following is a volunteer review of "E M P Honeymoon" by Dorothy May Mercer.]
E M P Honeymoon entails the narrative of Kelly and Tom Turbulo. Kelly and Tom are newlyweds who chose to spend their honeymoon on a small island without recognizing the perilous circumstances that lay in wait for them. Kelly accidentally came into contact with a dangerous terrorist organization, which prompted her to ask for immediate assistance from her brother, Senator Mike McBride. Mike immediately got in touch with his CIA friend, Joseph, whom he thought might be able to help, as he was sure that he himself wasn't able to offer her all the help she needed. Throughout the course of the narrative, Kelly and Tom work with a group of undercover agents to stop a terrorist assault on North America. Explore the book to learn more about this captivating story.
I appreciate the author's depiction of the characters. For instance, Dr. Kinny was fairly acerbic, intelligent, and comical. This mix worked really well, in my opinion. How often do these traits occur in a single person? I remained interested in his beliefs because of his sense of humor. The suspense throughout the book was thick. When I first started reading the book, I pondered Kelly's pursuers and the specifics of her sinister behavior. I really enjoyed how vivid the novel was as well as how the author was able to combine many places. Before I saw her in Kelly's hotel, I was unsure of Colonel Rhee's function. I enjoyed that I found myself wondering what would happen next at certain times throughout the novel. I also adored the author's inclusion of images in the book.
Despite being a romance novel, this book reads more like a suspenseful action thriller. I didn't like how the honeymoon impression appears to fade as the couples become more involved in trying to uncover the terrorists' activities. The plot involves a number of people, and Dorothy does a fantastic job of describing each one. The reader will become engrossed in the story's thrills and tension because of the plot's intensity and excitement. But given that the title included the term "honeymoon," I anticipated more romance but was disappointed.
I rate E M P Honeymoon 5 out of 5 stars, as I found it to be an interesting one. I don't think it would be fair enough to deduct any stars from my rating because of one little downer. I must commend the author's editing of the book; it was rightly done.
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E M P Honeymoon
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E M P Honeymoon entails the narrative of Kelly and Tom Turbulo. Kelly and Tom are newlyweds who chose to spend their honeymoon on a small island without recognizing the perilous circumstances that lay in wait for them. Kelly accidentally came into contact with a dangerous terrorist organization, which prompted her to ask for immediate assistance from her brother, Senator Mike McBride. Mike immediately got in touch with his CIA friend, Joseph, whom he thought might be able to help, as he was sure that he himself wasn't able to offer her all the help she needed. Throughout the course of the narrative, Kelly and Tom work with a group of undercover agents to stop a terrorist assault on North America. Explore the book to learn more about this captivating story.
I appreciate the author's depiction of the characters. For instance, Dr. Kinny was fairly acerbic, intelligent, and comical. This mix worked really well, in my opinion. How often do these traits occur in a single person? I remained interested in his beliefs because of his sense of humor. The suspense throughout the book was thick. When I first started reading the book, I pondered Kelly's pursuers and the specifics of her sinister behavior. I really enjoyed how vivid the novel was as well as how the author was able to combine many places. Before I saw her in Kelly's hotel, I was unsure of Colonel Rhee's function. I enjoyed that I found myself wondering what would happen next at certain times throughout the novel. I also adored the author's inclusion of images in the book.
Despite being a romance novel, this book reads more like a suspenseful action thriller. I didn't like how the honeymoon impression appears to fade as the couples become more involved in trying to uncover the terrorists' activities. The plot involves a number of people, and Dorothy does a fantastic job of describing each one. The reader will become engrossed in the story's thrills and tension because of the plot's intensity and excitement. But given that the title included the term "honeymoon," I anticipated more romance but was disappointed.
I rate E M P Honeymoon 5 out of 5 stars, as I found it to be an interesting one. I don't think it would be fair enough to deduct any stars from my rating because of one little downer. I must commend the author's editing of the book; it was rightly done.
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E M P Honeymoon
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon