Official Review: Death in Central America

[Reva Parker]

Thanks for your thorough review. I am glad to hear that keeping the characters straight improves a lot quickly. I also was trying to remember who was who. There was a wide group of diverse individuals. I'm not usually interested in travel books, but the characters do sound interesting. I'll have to think about this book.

[Smmwallace]

This sounds like an interesting book with well-developed characters. I also like the concept of the story. Excellent review!

[Sanket Mahale]

The story is throughout connecting with, enlightening, suggestive in certain parts, even. I would not prescribe this to somebody who doesn't care for a tad bit of wickedness in their writing, so wet blankets, this one so Not for you.

I respect Hafferkamp's capacity to see inside the brain of others, extending the story and association with the characters. Jack's capacity to keep the peruser connected with is an artistic expression lost to many guessed creators nowadays, and I anticipate seeing what he delivers straightaway.

[Bhagyalakshmi H]

The books seems to be really interesting. A group of travel writers, consisting of both experienced and inexperienced ones, going to Central America. Their life stories would be so different from each other. And going to remote places, without even knowing the language seems to be exciting as well as scary. I really look forward to getting to know the characters in depth.

[John Mwangi 4]

It's an adventure story. I have really enjoyed the story about ecotourism and exploring new places of the world.The book is interesting

[Fatma Rj]

A travelogue is my favorite topic to read in a book. Such books provide us with a lot of information about that land and its geographical boundaries. More precisely the travelogue gives us the idea of the people and their culture.

[Mahak Sharma]

I've never read a travel book and I'm not even a fan of them. But, this book can be a great help for others. So, thank you for your review.

[B Sheila Holt]

Ty for your informative and unique review. I enjoyed the few pages I read before coming here to see your review. They had me engaged the entire time I was reading!!

[Huini Hellen]

A book with amazing character development is sure to help the reader relate with the author's storyline. Thanks for the review.

[Stephanie Runyon]

I am averse to traveling in the Amazon or even to Africa. There are too many predators that view me as food as well as being isolated in an unknown area seems daunting. This #BOTD seems to offer a type of travel guide submerged within a fictional story.

[Atieno Magero]

Great review! It's great that this book follows the perspectives of travel writers. I'm interested in reading about their adventures and the hardships the characters faced.

[Gemjay]

This sounds interesting especially because it involves travelling in a group and experiencing new cultures. Congrats BOTD!

[Unique Ego]

What do writers do when they get together and talk face to face? Being a writer myself I'd like to know the details of the discussions this small group of traveling writers had.

[Shrabastee Chakraborty]

I love reading travelogues, and the author's journey seems to be fraught with tense situations, making the read more exciting. Thank you for the awesome review!

[Njokime]

Seems like a very knowledgeable book. It seems to give more insight about Central America. For people who are interested in culture.