Official Review: Raptor Canyon by A.W. Baldwin

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Re: Official Review: Raptor Canyon by A.W. Baldwin

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I'm glad the character development did not suffer at the expense of action, and vice versa. Seems like this book has fully achieved this combo. Thank you for a thorough and informative review, great work!
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espo wrote: 24 Mar 2020, 10:46 I'm glad the character development did not suffer at the expense of action, and vice versa. Seems like this book has fully achieved this combo. Thank you for a thorough and informative review, great work!
It did, indeed! Thank you so much for the kind words!
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Sounds like a very intriguing book. Thanks for the great review!
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I can’t really get the points from the summary , I have to read it.
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This seems a great adventurous story that keeps your attention throughout the whole novel with constant tension. Thank you for your informative review!
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SomeoneInTheWorld wrote: 26 Mar 2020, 09:11 Sounds like a very intriguing book. Thanks for the great review!
Thanks for stopping by and reading it!
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Princepetr10 wrote: 26 Mar 2020, 12:05 I can’t really get the points from the summary , I have to read it.
I'm sorry there is some confusion. Hopefully, you will understand the book better. Thanks for commenting.
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NetMassimo wrote: 27 Mar 2020, 02:49 This seems a great adventurous story that keeps your attention throughout the whole novel with constant tension. Thank you for your informative review!
It is, indeed! Thanks for reading my review and commenting!
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Thanks for your detailed review on the fantasy book in which a hermit named Relic and the other three people along with a dinosaur fighting for supremacy. Hope this book could be humor filled and entertaining as well.
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sanjus wrote: 29 Mar 2020, 06:26 Thanks for your detailed review on the fantasy book in which a hermit named Relic and the other three people along with a dinosaur fighting for supremacy. Hope this book could be humor filled and entertaining as well.
There is no actual dinosaur in this book, just petroglyphs. It is an exciting book, however. Thanks for the comments, Sanjus!
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Moonshine maker who is also a hermit. What an interesting cast of characters. It sounds like a fun read. Good job with the review.
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An amazing fantasy book "Raptor Canyon" by A.W. Baldwin, which focuses on a hermit named Relic and the other three people along with a dinosaur, who are fighting for supremacy. Hope this book could be humor filled and entertaining to read.
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Sounds like an exciting book. The action/thriller/fast paced aspects, is what makes me interested in possibly reading the book!
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I love that while this book is action-packed, it doesn't skimp on the character development. It is hard to find a good balance between the two, but it sounds like the author did an impeccable job on both fronts. I can't imagine "hoax" being someone's last words that don't have a massive secret to expose. Looking forward to finding out what it is. Thanks for the detailed review.
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It is an action packed thrilling story. I commend the author for weaving a tale that is captivating, with hair-raising experiences that will have your muscles tensed up and your heart pounding.
The review is fantastic.
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