Official Review: The Juicy Fruit Man by LaMar Going

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Seems like a very interesting thriller story. Definitely reading this one. Thanks for your intriguing review. 🙂
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The book sounds interesting. Would love to have a look. Nice review.
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I will say that this is not a book I would normally read. In reading through a bit of the book it just lost me and with the realism displayed through text, it played with my mind. I love the characters and the way the author chose to display traits we would naturally assume each person has in the plot. Perhaps a little less war and a little more family friendly wording would've won me over.
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I was pondering what the juicy fruit was when suddenly I read it's marijuana sticks. Boom! It was funny! This book seems full of action and tension; great for lovers of the genre. Congratulations to the author.
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With so many suspicions, collusions, and cross-country jaunts of a veteran nomad on a mission of illegality, there's no doubt I could stay invested in this tale! Thank you so much for your thorough review and impressions.
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I love books that make you forget that they are fiction. I will hope that I will get to review it at some point. Thank you for the great review!!
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It seems like the author did a good job of showing the turmoil that so many Vietnam vets endure. Thank you for a great review.
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Fighting internal demons may be harder than fighting an external enemy unless one finds a reason to change. That reason must be stronger than the fear of the demons and the work it will take to conquer them.
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This book illustrates the threats of gun trafficking and drugs in the society. Thanks for the review.
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A book about the struggle of facing your demons and making peace with yourself, of the pain where it scarred you. Great review. Will be reading it.
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Sounds like a great book to read. I'm putting this to my shelf. A life filled with challenges of being associated with prohibited items are always worth to learn from. Thank you.
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Sounds like an interesting thriller...a veteran dealing with war issues may appeal to those who enjoy the thriller genre
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This is the story of a Vietnam junkie, so to speak, who have smuggled marijuana into the US. But if he intends to just have a good life, and stop after this one fling, then we might as well just give it to him as a reward for his struggles in the war. Thanks for the review.
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The theme of this story is quite interesting as the protagonist, who is a Vietnam veteran who wants to live a simple life after earning from smuggling, but the police are after him.
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Sounds like a great book for war aficionados. I would pass, but I'm sure it would appeal to lovers of the genre. Thanks for the review.
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