Official Review: Mac & Beth by Aaron D McClelland

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Re: Official Review: Mac & Beth by Aaron D McClelland

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Thanks for your intriguing review. It feels like the author is telling us, through Banks, that every one of us will have a different face when we deal with different people.
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Sou Hi wrote: 22 Mar 2021, 02:01 Thanks for your intriguing review. It feels like the author is telling us, through Banks, that every one of us will have a different face when we deal with different people.
The different faces the characters show is one part of what the author shows. Thank you for your appreciation!
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It looks like an interesting and engaging read! I loved Macbeth, so this one is for me :). Thank you for your recommendation and great work!
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Wow, I always appreciate everything connected to William Shakespeare, so this book is on my radar already :) Thank you so much for another outstanding review!
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Ellylion wrote: 22 Mar 2021, 10:33 Wow, I always appreciate everything connected to William Shakespeare, so this book is on my radar already :) Thank you so much for another outstanding review!
I'm sure you'll enjoy this book. Thank you for your appreciation!
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I love the book cover. Great review!
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Mtibza eM wrote: 22 Mar 2021, 11:28 I love the book cover. Great review!
Probably the author hopes that you love his book as well. :D Thank you for your appreciation!
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This book has a great title. It sounds like a very interesting story. Greedy gangsters usually make for an exciting story. It is too bad the editing was not done better.
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The world of drug dealers and gangs is never without action. The book sounds exciting, I might just pick it up. Awesome review!
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raluca_mihaila wrote: 22 Mar 2021, 10:15 It looks like an interesting and engaging read! I loved Macbeth, so this one is for me :). Thank you for your recommendation and great work!
This seems indeed a perfect novel for you. Thank you for your appreciation!
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Jenniferg_1105 wrote: 23 Mar 2021, 00:33 This book has a great title. It sounds like a very interesting story. Greedy gangsters usually make for an exciting story. It is too bad the editing was not done better.
Digging into human dark sides was certainly interesting. The errors weren't distracting, but I hope the author will correct them. Thank you for commenting!
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The title really caught my attention! Happy to see it's intentional. This book sounds pretty interesting! Thank you for your review.
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RayRuff wrote: 24 Mar 2021, 06:04 The title really caught my attention! Happy to see it's intentional. This book sounds pretty interesting! Thank you for your review.
I think the book is interesting beyond its Shakespearean inspiration. Thank you for commenting!
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I like what the author did with the title. I've always loved Shakespeare's plays, so I think this would be a read with an interesting twist. Pity about the errors, though. Thanks for a thorough and insightful review!
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Olgamiell wrote: 24 Mar 2021, 11:13 I like what the author did with the title. I've always loved Shakespeare's plays, so I think this would be a read with an interesting twist. Pity about the errors, though. Thanks for a thorough and insightful review!
The errors are the only real flaw in this book, so I hope they'll be corrected. Thank you for your appreciation!
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