Official Review: The Moonshadow Effect by Robert de Casares

[Adedayo+23]

Thank you for the review. The Moonshadow Effect sounds like a good read. It is too bad about the romantic sub-plot not being as engaging as the spycraft. I agree with @Letora, building on actual events does cement novels in a strong foundation. I think the character background helps keep me engaged in novels, along with a great plot. Thank you for the recommendation.

Thank you so much for stopping by.

[Adedayo+23]

Sounds like an interesting read! The Cyril/Lisa is unique. I've never read a book with such a character!

Me neither. It was quite fascinating.

[Adedayo+23]

Climate change is certainly a pressing issue and bringing it to fore in a spy novel? That's an interesting approach. The use of real life events makes it more so since this sounds a bit higher concept than your average Jack Reacher and company. Pity about the characters though, because it sounds like it has potential.

I was equally impressed with cli-fi/espionage approach. I hope the author builds on it. Thank you so much for stopping by.

[Adedayo+23]

A spy novel that features James Bond-like action coupled with havoc caused by extreme climate sounds exciting. There are some weaknesses, but the main plot that involves spying looks intriguing. I enjoyed your description of this book. Great review!

Thank you very much!