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Re: Review of My Name is Kreussenheimer
Posted: 27 Mar 2024, 08:17
by Williams Nnodim
"My Name is Kreussenheimer" by Dale Preuss is a captivating tale of Kevin Kreussenheimer's complex life, filled with love, loss, family drama, and mystery. The unique narrative style adds depth and intrigue to the story.
Re: Review of My Name is Kreussenheimer
Posted: 30 Mar 2024, 09:06
by Baggett Yori
"My Name is Kreussenheimer" by Dale Preuss sounds like an intriguing and multifaceted tale, with Kevin Kreussenheimer portrayed as a complex and enigmatic protagonist. The blending of genres, including mystery, action, and family drama, promises a gripping narrative experience. The use of multiple first-person narrators adds depth to the storytelling and offers insight into the characters' perspectives.
Re: Review of My Name is Kreussenheimer
Posted: 11 Apr 2024, 13:27
by Amanda Kenneth
"Kreussenheimer" by Dale Preuss is a captivating tale about Kevin Kreussenheimer, a complex man navigating life's challenges and mysteries, filled with love, loss, family, and intrigue.
Re: Review of My Name is Kreussenheimer
Posted: 24 Apr 2024, 05:11
by Anthony Ambrose
Dale Preuss' 'My Name is Kreussenheimer' delves into the intricate life of Kevin Kreussenheimer, a man shrouded in mystery and complexity, weaving a tale of love, loss, and resilience that captivates from the very first chapter.
Re: Review of My Name is Kreussenheimer
Posted: 13 May 2024, 14:57
by Olivier Muhammad
Based on the detailed and enthusiastic review, it appears that "My Name is Kreussenheimer" by Dale Preuss is indeed a good read. The book is praised for its complex protagonist, intriguing plot elements, and the effective use of multiple narrators. The review also highlights the mix of genres present in the book, including mystery, suspense, action, and even humor. The reviewer particularly enjoyed the character of Kevin Kreussenheimer and commends the author's writing style and the editor's work. Overall, the review highly recommends this fictional novel and rates it 5 out of 5 stars. Gripping suspense, kept me eagerly turning pages.
Re: Review of My Name is Kreussenheimer
Posted: 14 May 2024, 00:27
by Joshua Sawders
Based on this concise and direct review, it appears that "My Name is Kreussenheimer" by Dale Preuss is a highly enjoyable and intriguing book. The reviewer commends the unique narration style and the captivating character of Kevin Kreussenheimer. They also praise the mix of mystery, action, and humor in the story. The reviewer rates the book 5 out of 5 stars and highly recommends it to all lovers of fiction. Overall, it seems like a good read that will immerse readers in the life of the complex and intriguing protagonist. Masterful world-building, brought the setting to life.
Re: Review of My Name is Kreussenheimer
Posted: 26 May 2024, 02:02
by Julius Peters
The use of multiple first-person narrators adds richness and depth to the storytelling, allowing readers to explore the inner thoughts and motivations of various characters, thereby enhancing their understanding of the intricate web of relationships and events that shape the narrative.
Re: Review of My Name is Kreussenheimer
Posted: 02 Jul 2024, 08:33
by Obido Samuel Chiemerie
Dale Preuss’s My Name is Kreussenheimer presents a masterful portrait of a multifaceted character whose life oscillates between high-stakes drama and profound personal loss. The novel’s innovative narrative structure, with various characters offering their perspectives, adds layers of complexity to Kevin Kreussenheimer’s enigmatic persona. Preuss’s ability to weave together action, mystery, and deep emotional resonance ensures that readers are not only entertained but also deeply invested in the unfolding saga of Kevin’s life.
Re: Review of My Name is Kreussenheimer
Posted: 09 Jun 2025, 15:05
by Sheila Fleischer
Five stars minimum.
I am one of the very few people allowed to read the entire 'My Name is Kreussenheimer' story. Dale Preuss's writing style is unlike anything I've ever encountered. The first-person narratives from multiple points of view allow each character to be developed in intricate detail — the attribute that I admire most in any story. Kevin Kreussenheimer pulled me in like a powerful gravitational force, like those in his orbit.
It took several weeks to read the eleven individual short novels grouped into four volumes. It never seemed long; my anticipation always piqued. I waited impatiently for the final touches on the last volume. It did not disappoint. As Kevin is quoted, "Didn't see that coming."
The pacing of the series-wide ebbs and flows mirrors life: soul-crushing loss to high tension drama to the warmth of loving relationships to laugh-out-loud humor to high-intensity action to strained family dynamics to unexpected cliffhangers. In other words, life's twisting rollercoaster ride — amplified.
Spoiler alert #1: Subtle details in 'Volume I' are a prelude to the very dark underlying conspiratorial mysteries (plural) revealed later.
Spoiler alert #2: Some sections are raw, even cringeworthy, some rival steamy romance novels, some are morally uplifting, some seem right out of a travel magazine, some could be referenced by those promoting self-help or crisis counseling. The frequency and oscillating genres fit together like surgical gloves. The style left me intrigued for what's coming next.
Spoiler alert #3: The only chapter that didn't hold my attention had everything to do with high school football (much later in Volume III). My husband read it, recalled his glory days, and couldn't get enough. Everyone is entitled to their opinion, even if it is wrong.
Spoiler alert #4: Kevin keeps his black past at bay. After hit after hit, he's drawn back until he rescues Rachel from the grips of freezing to death. Everything seems rosy until, "Protect her like John did."
The collection would make great movies (plural), something in the same category as Middle-earth, teenage wizards, international spies, vampires, treasure hunters, and filthy-rich dominating womanizers. Ratings most certainly R.
Truly a literary masterpiece, I will be selecting 'My Name is Kreussenheimer - Volume I' for my book club when it's my turn to choose. It's that good.
Re: Review of My Name is Kreussenheimer
Posted: 11 Jun 2025, 04:44
by Dipesh Raj Joshi
Dale Preuss weaves a rich tapestry of emotions and events, offering readers a multifaceted narrative encompassing themes of love, tragedy, and suspense. As Kevin's life unfolds across chapters 1-29, readers are drawn into a world where every twist and turn reveals another layer of intrigue, leaving them eagerly anticipating the next volume.
Re: Review of My Name is Kreussenheimer
Posted: 11 Jun 2025, 16:49
by Kibet Hillary
It is good to read that this is a mystery book that is packed with action and even includes humor. The story sounds interesting and I am wondering how the different themes are interwoven in the novel. Thank you, @Florence Daniel, for the amazing review.