Official Review: The Freedom Building by Martin Kendall

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Re: Official Review: The Freedom Building by Martin Kendall

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The plot of The Freedom Building makes the protagonist appear to have a form of schizophrenia, based on what I already know about it. It seems like an interesting read, especially for those that are into psychology. Congrats to the author on BOTD! :)
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I love psychological thrillers, and this book seems to be an outstanding piece of work. Will John recognize the fine line between reality and imagination? I look forward to finding out. Thank you for the intriguing review!
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This seems to be an interesting book. And after reading both sample and the review I'm really curious as to what happened, who designed the building. The author has given much to reflect on in the story I guess. Thank you for a great review. :tiphat:
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I don't think this is in my alley, but it still make an interesting read for those who are interested in it. Congratulations on BOTD.
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This psychological thriller got me intrigued. The plot thickens and leaves the reader hooked. Was Wilkinson junior affected by the explosion, what happens to John next? I love the suspense and can't wait to read the book. Thank you for the great review.
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I am intrigued by this very interesting plot. It's a psychological novel, but with plenty action to keep the reader engaged. Thanks for the review.
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this really sounds like an exciting read. I'm sure the book will good for someone passing through some psychological phase of life. The surprise and the suspense ending is really what I'm looking for in this book. Will surely check it out. Thanks for this review.
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This book looks enticing with it's title,am gonna try it later.
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This sounds an interesting psychological story with some supporting themes of friendship, love, terrorism, and freedom. Congratulations on BOTD.
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An interesting psychological thriller. This story encompasses around different adventures of life. Starting up a business, seeing it grow, being involved in an accident, being in an unconscious state for years, terrorism, love, and so on. This are the kind of books i love reading. Nice review.
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A very intriguing thriller book with lots of life lessons to learn. Quite a twist and so much enthusiasm in it as to what next happens as each page flips by. Congrats on BOTD
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Thank you for sharing your review with us. I was on the fence about whether I should add this book to my reading list, but your comprehensive review made it clear that it is definitely something I would enjoy sinking my teeth into.
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This sounds like a highly entertaining novel, with twists and turns on many levels. Thank you for the review. I'll be adding this one to my 'Want to Read' shelf.
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Between the snippet and your review, I'm convinced that this is a novel worth reading. Thank you.
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The book amalgamates all of my favourite themes; unrealiable narrator, psychological thriller, intense mystery and quick pace. I would definitely give this one a try. Thank you for the review! You've had me convinced to take up this book.
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