Review of The Attunist

[Kayla Archer]

This sounds like an action movie plot! What a crazy storyline. Nice review.

[Christiana Legbara]

Quite an interesting book. One can choose to come out of a life of crime but there's always retribution.

[Ashiiboo]

Despite all of the obstacles that Attunist faced, he did not give up his fight for a better society. I'd like to read this book to see the protagonist's brave moves against crime.

[Ashiiboo]

This book seems to be an interesting book. Despite he was label a serial killer he decided to do good and make the world a better place . Great review

[Cheryl Chen]

I read the review and despite of the challenging aspect that may affect my reading experience, I'm still interested in the story and is looking forward to read the story!

[Reema Aydieh]

The story sounds interesting even if the chapters could be confusing. The Attunist was pursuing justice but got labelled as a serial killer. It sounds like a thrilling read. Thank you for this detailed review!

[Goldentune]

The disjoint chapters got to me too, am glad I saw it there. However, I believe not all good is done because of wanting good rather done for selfish reasons which make me think maybe the character did it for himself, so I wouldn't make him look so great. I love crime thrillers so am enjoying The Attunist, so far am hooked.

[Phoebe Felix]

Being good does pay eventually, though it can take a while. This is a power message this book reinforces. However, to be good, you have those who thrive in doing bad to contend with.

[Jack King]

Interesting concept, however flawed as well. Killing who you judge to be wrong is not ideal. Plenty of people have also come out the other side from a life of crime to be beneficial to society.

[Ferdinand_Otieno]

This is an interesting crime thriller book highlighting a story told to encourage everyone seeking to do good and those who are being persecuted for choosing a crime-free life. The book is temporarily discounted on Amazon Kindle and has an inciteful OnlineBookClub review.

[Manang Muyang]

So he killed drug dealers? Not exactly the peacemaker described in the Bible, huh! I am a fan of Jack Reacher, so killing the bad guys is not new to me. Let me meet The Attunist and judge for myself whether I will like him enough to not mind his means of achieving peace.

[Amy Luman]

I just can’t believe that the ends justify the means. While I do think that a peaceful society devoid of such things as these would be great, it does not excuse criminal behavior.

[Elizabeth Masya]

The Attunist is determined to do good wherever he goes but ends up getting others in trouble.

[Luis Abelardo Sulbaran Rivero]

The Attunist by Gary B. Hale is a book that takes the reader through a real-life story of justice, courage, and resilience. It follows the main character and his journey to bring peace and justice to society, even though his actions were not welcomed by many. The Attunist chose to pursue a path of right and good, no matter how difficult it was, involving him in high-stakes standoffs with dangerous criminals. He was backed by his one true love, FBI Agent Carla Bright, and their loyalty to one another strengthened his resolve even when things got rough.

[Monica Omonigho Bennymoore]

The fugitive. A wanderer trying to escape being caught. I have learned something about the protagonist. He threw caution to the wind, not bothered if he will get caught or killed by the FBI. He sure loves to enjoy life and no doubt missed Carla. The author was very descriptive. As I read, I used my mind to follow the lead character as the story progressed.