Review of Northern Umbrage

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I reading this for sure as I've never read a fiction novel that contains the pollution angle with mystery, crime and action involve. Pollution is a worrisome subject so it's interesting that the author chose this subject. Congrats on an well written review.
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"Northern Umbrage: Pulp, Paper, Power, and Pollution" impressively combines sci-fi, adventure, mystery, and environmental awareness, offering a gripping narrative that skillfully unveils the consequences of chemical pollutants. The nuanced characters, particularly Sadie and Glen Power Claw, contribute depth to the story, making it an entertaining and enlightening read. Congratulations on BOTD
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Thank you immensely for your detailed and thoughtful review of "Northern Umbrage: Pulp, Paper, Power, and Pollution" by Dennis Lorenz. Your insights into the environmental awareness angle and appreciation for the multidimensional characters are invaluable feedback. It's gratifying to hear how the book effectively blends elements of sci-fi, adventure, mystery, and environmental consciousness, keeping the plot gripping and suspenseful.
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This book sounds interesting, promoting environmental awareness in a fun way (by mixing sci-fi, adventure, and mystery). I can't help but wonder about the mysterious wolf-like animal (The Beast). Thanks for the review!
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What I liked the most about the book was its environmental awareness angle. Above all, I felt that it offered an eye-opening look into the problems of chemical pollutants and their dreadful consequences to life. The author gives readers a taste of what the future could look like if we don’t control the damage to the environment.
- It only takes one person, or in this case, one book, to get the ball rolling & help control the damage to the environment. A well structured review. Thank you.
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A sci-fi thriller with elements of mystery and adventure is right up my alley. I commend the author for highlighting the environmental aspect. Thanks for the awesome review!
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I think I like the idea behind this book. It creates awareness while crafting an interesting plot around the message. The author has done well indeed. I may read this book.
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Post by Chimdik Chimezi »

I have experience the bad effect of environmental pollution and as such, I can relate to what the author is saying. I recommend "Northern Umbrage" by Dennis Lorenz Ph.D. to every environmental conscious fellow.
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Thank you so much for sharing your thoughtful and engaging review of "Northern Umbrage: Pulp, Paper, Power, and Pollution" by Dennis Lorenz. It's truly heartening to hear that you found the book not only entertaining but also appreciated its significant environmental awareness angle. The way the author intertwines the elements of sci-fi, adventure, mystery, and environmental consciousness is indeed a testament to his skillful storytelling.

Your emphasis on the well-woven plot and the gradual revelation of the truth adds to the excitement of the narrative. It's great to hear that the suspense was effectively maintained throughout the book, keeping readers on the edge of their seats. The nuanced and multidimensional characters, particularly the development of Sadie and Glen Power Claw, seem to have added depth and richness to the story, making the reading experience more engaging.

Your 4 out of 4-star rating and the lack of any identified errors also speak volumes about the book's quality and professionalism. It's fantastic to know that you recommend this novel to readers who enjoy action and mystery thrillers with a touch of sci-fi. Your review is not only informative but also encouraging for potential readers. Happy reading, and thank you for sharing your positive experience with "Northern Umbrage"!
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Post by Fredrick Muchiri 2 »

:tiphat: This is a thrilling and at the same a very informative read. Environment issues as narrated by Dennis Lorenz is quite an essential as and vital topic since it's real and a real threat, the Sci fic blend within the series makes more interesting.
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I appreciate the fact that this book raises the issue of environmental awareness to its readers. Right now, the world is buzzing with issues touching on environmental conservation, so its theme is relevant. Thanks for the review.
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This book is a sci fiction still having a portion of environmental problems and awareness at a time where when thousands of dead fish started washing up on the shore near the small town of Eagle River, Wisconsin, it caused issues to the people and Buc felt the argue to find out what had caused this especially when he realized that there was a threat to the animals which might be caused by a strong and fast animal which might be a wolf or any other beast. This book is interesting because it leaves you with an urge to read more every after each page.
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Northern Umbrage by Dennis Lorenz is an intriguing read about Buc, a young environmental pathologist investigating mysterious occurrences in town. The author has captured my attention with the unique plot; it has a mystery angle while raising ecological issues affecting all humankind. I am also eager to read more about the budding romance between Buc and Sadie. Congratulations on the BOTD!
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