Review of E M P Honeymoon
Posted: 02 May 2024, 12:25
[Following is a volunteer review of "E M P Honeymoon" by Dorothy May Mercer.]
"E M P Honeymoon" by Dorothy May Mercer transports readers to an exciting Honduran honeymoon as Kelly and Tom set out on an exciting honeymoon. They discover an enigmatic laboratory concealed in La Pocilga, a tourist shop, while traveling. The novel explores the fallout from their findings, highlighting the perils of a covert laboratory. Unknown to them, the laboratory is a front for a covert operation involving terrorists.
Tom and Kelly are the primary protagonists. They are visiting Honduras on their honeymoon. Unexpectedly, Kelly finds herself in serious trouble. Together, Steve, Sharon, Agatha, Cynthia, Sky, and McBride attempt to stop this enormous operation. As the novel progresses, the author adds a great deal of excitement and enjoyment. Tom and Kelly's honeymoon is ruined. Throughout the narrative, Steve and Sharon share moments of tenderness. Dorothy May Mercer is a master at providing entertainment and thrills. She expertly arranges every scene and develops every character to their full potential. The conclusion is unexpected and shocking, as usual. Dorothy May Mercer's sudden but intriguing endings are a hallmark of her style. There was nothing whatsoever that I didn't like in this book.
I like the author's use of a scientist's talk-show banter to bolster the espionage plot in her book, as well as her deft use of the EMP in the title. The talk-show interview was one of my personal highlights because it gave the story a fascinating new dimension. Investigating scientific events like solar flares was exciting, and the Carrington flare was a great example of one such phenomenon. Insightful material regarding electro-magnetic pulses, or EMPs, and the catastrophic effects they could have on particular parts of the world was also included in the book. I did not notice any mistakes while reading; the book was edited with no flaws.
I give this book a rating of 5 out of 5 because it draws attention to citizens' obligations to act patriotically. Along with assistance from her brother Senator McBride and CIA agent Steve, we witness a regular couple who should be enjoying their honeymoon to the fullest play crucial parts in attempting to thwart the terrorist attack. I recommend this book to every young couple.
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E M P Honeymoon
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"E M P Honeymoon" by Dorothy May Mercer transports readers to an exciting Honduran honeymoon as Kelly and Tom set out on an exciting honeymoon. They discover an enigmatic laboratory concealed in La Pocilga, a tourist shop, while traveling. The novel explores the fallout from their findings, highlighting the perils of a covert laboratory. Unknown to them, the laboratory is a front for a covert operation involving terrorists.
Tom and Kelly are the primary protagonists. They are visiting Honduras on their honeymoon. Unexpectedly, Kelly finds herself in serious trouble. Together, Steve, Sharon, Agatha, Cynthia, Sky, and McBride attempt to stop this enormous operation. As the novel progresses, the author adds a great deal of excitement and enjoyment. Tom and Kelly's honeymoon is ruined. Throughout the narrative, Steve and Sharon share moments of tenderness. Dorothy May Mercer is a master at providing entertainment and thrills. She expertly arranges every scene and develops every character to their full potential. The conclusion is unexpected and shocking, as usual. Dorothy May Mercer's sudden but intriguing endings are a hallmark of her style. There was nothing whatsoever that I didn't like in this book.
I like the author's use of a scientist's talk-show banter to bolster the espionage plot in her book, as well as her deft use of the EMP in the title. The talk-show interview was one of my personal highlights because it gave the story a fascinating new dimension. Investigating scientific events like solar flares was exciting, and the Carrington flare was a great example of one such phenomenon. Insightful material regarding electro-magnetic pulses, or EMPs, and the catastrophic effects they could have on particular parts of the world was also included in the book. I did not notice any mistakes while reading; the book was edited with no flaws.
I give this book a rating of 5 out of 5 because it draws attention to citizens' obligations to act patriotically. Along with assistance from her brother Senator McBride and CIA agent Steve, we witness a regular couple who should be enjoying their honeymoon to the fullest play crucial parts in attempting to thwart the terrorist attack. I recommend this book to every young couple.
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E M P Honeymoon
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon