Review of Sent to Watch
Posted: 04 Nov 2023, 17:47
[Following is a volunteer review of "Sent to Watch" by David J. Lebenstein.]
Sent to Watch by David J. Lebenstein is a science fiction and historical novel that talks about aliens and the different types of planets like Earth that existed during their time. These planets are closely monitored by the Interplanetary Intelligence Service. We follow the story of our agents, Unni Vlaytork and her two agents, Ori and Urelt. They are assigned to duty on a British empire known as Earth 48. Alongside their mission, there are complications, however interestingly, as both Ori and Urelt are in love with Unni.
I really loved this book. What I liked so much about this book was the way Agent Ori and Unni posed as an ordinary couple. They are both focused on their work and on finding out and gathering information about their mission. While working together, they also start to feel for each other, which brings the characters together in a magical experience. The love triangle between the agents creates an incredible atmosphere and brings the genres of love, romance, hope, and devotion together.
I also liked how the author added a glossary that explained the people, places, and time in an easy format, and it really helped me make sense of this book. With the glossary itself, I was able to understand the book from the beginning of the story.
There wasn't anything that I disliked in this book. The characters in the book are well developed and all have a very important role in the story. The author has prepared a great story, and everything in the book, including the growth of character relationships, places, and descriptions, is well developed and in proper detail.
I rate this book five out of five stars. The editing is done flawlessly, and the story structure and layout are amazing. This book is well written and enjoyable for readers.
I recommend this book to teenagers over the age of sixteen. I also recommend this book to people who love mystery, suspense, and science fiction. This book has a perfect blend of different themes that any lover would love to read.
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Sent to Watch
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Sent to Watch by David J. Lebenstein is a science fiction and historical novel that talks about aliens and the different types of planets like Earth that existed during their time. These planets are closely monitored by the Interplanetary Intelligence Service. We follow the story of our agents, Unni Vlaytork and her two agents, Ori and Urelt. They are assigned to duty on a British empire known as Earth 48. Alongside their mission, there are complications, however interestingly, as both Ori and Urelt are in love with Unni.
I really loved this book. What I liked so much about this book was the way Agent Ori and Unni posed as an ordinary couple. They are both focused on their work and on finding out and gathering information about their mission. While working together, they also start to feel for each other, which brings the characters together in a magical experience. The love triangle between the agents creates an incredible atmosphere and brings the genres of love, romance, hope, and devotion together.
I also liked how the author added a glossary that explained the people, places, and time in an easy format, and it really helped me make sense of this book. With the glossary itself, I was able to understand the book from the beginning of the story.
There wasn't anything that I disliked in this book. The characters in the book are well developed and all have a very important role in the story. The author has prepared a great story, and everything in the book, including the growth of character relationships, places, and descriptions, is well developed and in proper detail.
I rate this book five out of five stars. The editing is done flawlessly, and the story structure and layout are amazing. This book is well written and enjoyable for readers.
I recommend this book to teenagers over the age of sixteen. I also recommend this book to people who love mystery, suspense, and science fiction. This book has a perfect blend of different themes that any lover would love to read.
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Sent to Watch
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon