Official Review: The Devil's Astronaut by Noah Bond

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Re: Official Review: The Devil's Astronaut by Noah Bond

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Thanks for the great review. The plot seems quite intriguing. It's thrilling to read a mystery with strong characters. Looking forward to read this one.
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This looks like an interesting story. A nice review, which informs that there is a unique plot with multiple twists. I am think I am sold on the book (though a bit cheaply on my part if I daresay) and quite interested. With good character development and dialogue, the read should be satisfying. Congrats on #BOTD
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Sci-Fi always fascinates me and I'm up for it. Secret moon base is something I don't mind reading about and the astronauts. The plot of this book is great as well. What the professor discovered clearly put lives in danger, the twist of the love story in this is expected but I like it.
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Though I am a bit confused about the plot, I decided to give a try for this. It seems a good book. Thanks for the review and congratulations on being BOTD
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Investigations into a top secret mission to the Moon make for a great premise. I'm intrigued that the plot was so hard to call! It's interesting that it was partially set on the Moon too.
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Love and adventure seems to be some of the issues that this novel address. I love the character of Rachel in who she is. Thanks for this review.
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I’m glad to hear this book is entirely clean of explicit scenes, so I’m more interested in reading it now. I look forward to unraveling the drama in space.
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Sounds like an intriguing story. I like how the characters interacted with each other and that there was no graphic or explicit sex scenes. Thanks for your review.
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With its mix of science fiction, space travel and mystery, this sounds like a captivating read.
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I like your review and I agree with the rating that you gave this book. I do have a minor issue with the female character needing to be saved by the male character, but overall the story caught my interest. I like that the book is based off of historical events like the 1969 moon landing. I also enjoyed that the male lead is named Glen just like the astronaut John Glenn.
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A lady astronaut and a history professor try to unravel the secrets of the Apollo mission. And the Russians will help them. Hmmm. Will they succeed? I wonder what the devil has to do with the story. I have to fly to the moon to find out.
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I like the conspiracy underlying this whole mystery. The intricate list of settings gives this book a different layer of travel (as if going to the moon wasn't traveling enough). Overall, it sounds intriguing.
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This story seems remarkable from what you've written in your review. I'm glad that the story has such strong characters. The author doesn't seem to fall into the trap of only developing the main characters and forgetting the secondary ones. I'm sure this helps the plot move forward. It also seems to have a nice flow to it, which to me, is very important in books. I'm curious as to the mysterious circumstances that led to Rachel's father's death. There's a lot of mystery surrounding this plot that I really want to find out about. Thank you so much for such a thoughtful review!
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Very nice book. I love the suspense. I'd like to know what the top secret moon project was about and what he finds out. I see a sequel coming soon...
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Great review. This book sounds like a must read for me. I am a fan of science fiction and love a good suspense novel. That this one is full of twists and a surprising outcome as well as humor also is a big draw. Congrats to the author on a terrific review. Thanks so much for sharing.
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