Review of Carrasco '67

[Harty Muli]

I would read this book because of the historical fiction. Thanks for the enjoyable review.

[Shanesha Sammerson]

I am not a historical fan but you did a great job on the review and I look forward to reading the book to find out if the family got away.

[Amprye]

I like how historical fiction novels tend to also be very informative. Ordinary families thrown into the wrong mix always make for a better plot. Congratulations on book of the day!

[Kendal Low]

Thanks for the great review! You summed up this book perfectly and I would love to know if the Grays make it out safely!

[Chinazo Anozie]

I love historical fiction and crime novels. I also like the idea of Peter trying to protect his family against all odds. I will check out this book.

[Christiana Legbara]

This review illustrates the ideas I enjoy in a book. Historical fiction is always educative.

[NetMassimo]

A mix of thriller and historical fiction, though it's very recent history, meaning that there are people who read news about what happened in Uruguay and other South American countries during the '60 with terrorism. This novel seems well rooted in that historical situation. Thank you for your great review!

[Sou Hi]

Congrats on BOTD. It seems the book is based on a real story that happened in the 60s. Those who care about lives back then will like this novel.

[Uche Ibeh]

I love family and will do anything to protect the ones I love. Since this book talks about the length to which one can go to keep their family safe, I reckon it's a good fit for me. Thank you for the awesome review.

[Manang Muyang]

I am not familiar with Uruguay's history, so this story could be enlightening. I am also an accountant like Peter. As the book is free, I see no reason not to read Peter's story. The cover does not seem appropriate, though.

[Yulisa Sanchez]

This book contains a very realistic plot line that is gripping and relatable. The author deserves praise for the authenticity in adding emotion through the most dramatic scenes. I'm curious to find out what happens to this engaging family and their plight, especially Peter. Congrats on the BOTD!

[DEEPA PUJARI]

Elaine Broun's Carrasco '67 narrates the gripping tale of Peter Gray and his family in the hands of the distasteful underground Tupamáros during their soaring popularity in Uruguay around the late '60s. Congratulations BOTD!

[paulamr]

I'm looking forward to learning more about Uruguay and Tupamaros while enjoying a suspenseful thriller. Great review!

[Hannah Hampton]

Thus sounds like a fantastic read. A big part of getting immersed into tge story for me is how the characters respond emotionally go their surroundings, and it sounds like Broun has this mastered.

[Wilkister Inzai Avagalwa]

One thing that is appealing in Carrasco '67 by Elaine Broun is the family element. I love the way it's blended into the book. I will definitely add this book to my to read list. Congratulations on the BOTD.