Official Review: All the Targets by Noah Bond

[Vineetha Isaac]

What a wonderfully written review. It is well structured and gives me an idea about the storyline without giving away the spoilers. That's a really good balance. The story seems perfect for a political TV series that can explore each character in detail. I am intrigued!

[Ntokozo Joy Ndlovu]

The political thriller side of the book sounds very enjoyable. I find it interesting too that the protagonist rose to such power despite his immigrant background. Sounds like an interesting book. Thanks for the review.

[Abiodunakinola]

"All the Targets" by Noah Bond promises a gripping narrative with its action-packed opening, centered around a North Korean nuclear attack and America's retaliation led by the charismatic protagonist, Marco Patrick Redondo. The book's blend of political thriller, espionage, and romance, despite occasional cheesiness in the romantic passages, offers great entertainment. Nice review.

[Loniya Chabili Mubanga]

I think I would enjoy this book, based on the description. I like that some scenes seem too good to be true. That's exactly how an action packed political thriller should read, it makes it more interesting. I think in a way that would also make me enjoy the cheesy romantic stereotypes, I love a good cheesy romance.

[Ika Apo]

As it seems from the review, the book is actually packed with action. There seems to be a lot going on at once. Nuclear threats have become a popular topic to discuss and it found its way in literature as well. Somehow, it is always the U.S. that is in danger.

[Michael Gambo]

It wasn't the first occasion that the American military had detected a missile. However, on this fateful day, with Senator Redondo present, the military faces a dilemma – is it just another test or an actual attack? The inevitable occurs, resulting in fatal destruction. With the senator in command, retaliation becomes unavoidable.

[Chuks Ogechukwu Bianca]

An interesting and captivating political thriller that features romance, ambition, action, suspense and politics. Intriguing read. Congrats on #BOTD

[Veronica Hunter]

Noah Bond's 'All the Targets' is a rollercoaster of action and intrigue right from the explosive beginning. The North Korean nuclear attack sets the stage for an intense narrative, and Marco Patrick Redondo's journey as the charismatic protagonist adds a layer of complexity. The plot is masterfully woven, involving political ambitions, familial dynamics, and high-stakes operations. Bond's storytelling prowess shines through in this gripping novel.

[DL Gardene]

All The Targets

The book gives us the inside story of how it is to be part of the governmental system as a vice president and then president. We are given the opportunity as the reader to understand the steps that are taken to get to the top while also fighting against the odds of the world.

[Janet Kimetto]

"All the Targets" by Noah Bond sounds like an enjoyable read for those who love political thrillers. It is not for me, though. Thanks for the review!

[Chinazo Anozie]

I do like political thrillers, so I'll check this book out to find out how Marco, Meghan, and co handle this attack as well as their retaliation.

[grace ruhara]

I wonder what is with women legs that the author has all sorts of comments on.

[Black Indigo]

This book appears to be an intriguing political thriller. The detailed descriptions will be helpful to readers looking to learn about international politics, although the womanizing content is off-putting and may offend female audiences. Thank you for the review.

[Smrithi Arun]

Even though the plot to All the Targets seems very intriguing, I’m hesitant to pick it up due to the political part. Hopefully it isn’t graphically violent. Congrats on the BOTD!

[Mercy Wambui Ndungu]

Thank you for your detailed and insightful review of Noah Bond's "All the Targets." Your comprehensive analysis provides a great overview of the novel's strengths and weaknesses, allowing potential readers to make an informed decision. It's evident that you engaged deeply with the story, and your balanced approach is appreciated.

The premise of a North Korean nuclear attack and the subsequent political intrigue seems gripping, and your description of Marco Patrick Redondo as the charismatic protagonist gives readers a sense of the central character's complexity. It's intriguing to see how the narrative unfolds with the involvement of Marco's wife Meghan and his father-in-law, creating a web of relationships and potential conflicts.