Official Review: Death's Companion by James Meenagh

Amos Osinya · Post by **Amos Osinya** » 28 Jul 2024, 11:00

Nick Parker's investigative story is an exciting one. From Investigating an organised Gang "The Disciples" to those involving the rich, the powerful and those thought to be above the law. An interesting story here. Excited to follow up on it.

Abdul Qadir 11 · Post by **Abdul Qadir 11** » 28 Jul 2024, 11:00

Very good

Abdul Qadir 11 · Post by **Abdul Qadir 11** » 28 Jul 2024, 11:01

Very good

Abdul Qadir 11 · Post by **Abdul Qadir 11** » 28 Jul 2024, 11:01

very good

AJIBOLA Olasunbo Aminat · Post by **AJIBOLA Olasunbo Aminat** » 28 Jul 2024, 11:14

A novel about a quest to dismantle a human trafficking ring seems intense and suspenseful. With graphic violence and a gripping plot, it's not for the faint of heart, but definitely a must-read for crime thriller fans. I will definitely add this to my shelf! Congratulations on becoming BOTD!

Annalisa Whyte · Post by **Annalisa Whyte** » 28 Jul 2024, 11:18

I love crime books with an engaging plot and beautifully written characters and I feel this one is straight up my alley. Lovely review can't wait to give it a shot.

Isaac Ozo-okafor · Post by **Isaac Ozo-okafor** » 28 Jul 2024, 11:21

This book has got some moments where I anticipate finding out what truly transpired. What became of the two victims of the kidnapping, and the collaboration between Nick and Reggie, its outcome.

Neha Kumari 30 · Post by **Neha Kumari 30** » 28 Jul 2024, 11:26

"Death's Companion" with the aid of James Meenagh is a superbly crafted novel that brilliantly explores subject matters of grief and mortality. The wealthy character development and intriguing plot make for a fascinating examine, even as the philosophical depth provides profound layers to the story. Meenagh's lyrical writing style complements the emotional impact, creating a haunting and memorable revel in. Highly recommended for folks who recognize idea-frightening and introspective narratives.

Post by **Thomas Cudbertson** » 28 Jul 2024, 11:29

Thank you for this review. It builds a picture of the nature of this book and shows what to expect when reading it.

Post by **Rupali Mishra** » 28 Jul 2024, 11:31

Congrats on BOTD!
James Meenagh's "Death's Companion" has the makings of a gripping criminal thriller! Exciting action and suspense await as you follow former government assassin turned investigator Nick Parker as he takes on a lethal human trafficking gang. This work sounds exciting because of its captivating plot and strong characters.

Post by **Sanju Lali** » 28 Jul 2024, 11:32

One can find action mixed crime story in the book "Death's Companion" by James Meenagh. The story is about Nick Parker's life after resignation State Criminal Investigation Division.

Deborah Belanger · Post by **Deborah Belanger** » 28 Jul 2024, 11:46

Thank you for your thorough review on"Death's Companion" by James Meenagh. I am not generally into graphic violence novels but this book looks like it might be an exception to my usual read. I like the suspenseful storyline. I hope to find that Nick and Reggie locate and free the kidnapped girls which is why I put this crime thriller on my reading shelf. Congratulations to the author for BOTD.

Post by **Alida Spies** » 28 Jul 2024, 11:59

Human trafficking is vile and heartbreaking and will set the scene for the hero to intervene, with the reader fully engaged. I love crime and action novels, can't wait to read this one! Thank you for your informative review.

Jorge Leon Salazar · Post by **Jorge Leon Salazar** » 28 Jul 2024, 12:10

This crime thriller includes a lot of action mixed with touches of humor. Nick Parker seems like an interesting character because of his career as an assassin for the government and as a law enforcement officer. I hope he manages to stop this human trafficking ring.

28 Jul 2024, 12:11

I love crime thriller novels and this one sounds righy up my alley. It was mentioned that there is an excessive amount of pregame, but I have found that with some characters, that is there personality and it the language fits. However, when it is used just to put it out there, it makes the book unnecessarily long and boring. That doesn't seem to be the case here so this is on my must read list.