Review of Logistics. A Christmas Story

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[Following is a volunteer review of "Logistics. A Christmas Story" by Chris Coppel.]

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4 out of 4 stars

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Logistics-A-Christmas-Story is a fantasy book that centres on love, romance and science. It revolves around Holly Hillman, an orphan who was found by the Christmas tree of Tony and Sophia a couple who struggled to make ends meet. Tony's wife Sophia reported the issue to the police and Tony was arrested after which Holly was moved to different foster homes where she never felt what it is like to be loved and cared for. Holly found her way to the top of the corporate ladder and became the CEO of Marshall Whiteman Logistics, a company responsible for moving 25% of the world's commodity. Shortly after she was made the CEO of Marshall Whiteman Logistics, they decided to purchase their rival company Long Chow Groups. The owners of Long Chow Groups decided to include in their contract a DNA test that will prove if the senior executives of Marshall Whiteman Logistics would be healthy for as long as ten years. Because of security issues, Holly decided the company should use a laboratory with no government interference and they decided to settle for a laboratory in Greenland which made Holly and the rest of the senior staff travel down to Greenland. The visit to Greenland changes Holly's life and what she's known it to be. What does Holly find out about herself in Greenland? Find out by reading Logistics-A-Christmas-Story by Chris Coppel.

I enjoyed reading this book because it is well edited and arranged and I also see it as an amazing blend of romance, love and science. I liked the way the author included useful scientific information and how the book depicted Holly, a solitary person who built a wall around herself and is only interested in growing the company she works for and how she gradually came to appreciate family love.

As good as the book is, I find the writer's explanation of the time zones and genome origin a little bit confusing. The author can find a simpler way to explain how the time zones work.

I rate this book 4 out of 4 stars because I enjoyed reading it and it was amazing to the end. I find it a perfect choice for people who love to read fantasy with a touch of Christmas feeling.

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Logistics. A Christmas Story
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