Favorite and least favorite parts of the book?
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Re: Favorite and least favorite parts of the book?
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You read my mind. I too felt the sameAmina Yusuf wrote: ↑11 Oct 2019, 13:25 My favourite parts of the book is Colonel Johnny Cook living in the Malayan jungle with the bandits and bonding with the Temiar, the indigenous people living in the jungle. I also love the second rescue mission by the team with commandos into the jungle to rescue Samuel Martin who didn't fare well in the jungle like Johnny Cook did. However, my least favorite is the gore details, grenades bombing up the bandits and body parts flying everywhere.

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My least favourite part was the number of characters in the book. At times I battled to keep track and found myself going back to figure out who was who.
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Least favorite is the murders carried out by Peiter de Groote and the Japanese group.
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My least favourite would be the romance element.
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