Review of Young Americans

[Ochieng Omuodo]

I see an honour-among-thieves type theme here as portrayed your description of Tommy’s ‘fairness'. He, of course, is in good company with his life path; a fair few Americans dropped out of college and became millionaires. As for the morality of it all, well Rush has a way of presenting reality but letting you make your own mind up. I liked Wild World for that and this one seems steeped in that direction.

[Cheryl Erickson]

Young Americans is an international crime mystery about the life of Tommy Logan. He was abused as a child and grew up to be a drug dealer. He ultimately got involved with the wrong people, putting himself in grave danger. Can he and his girlfriend, Sandy, escape? Excellent book review!

[youri_55]

The story follows characters that take us through the drug trade through a smuggling ring
The international hero and his girlfriend try to save themselves from...
This is the path introduced by Harry Burr, Good and interesting story.

[RJ Reviews]

Drugs ruin lives and this story is a clear indicator of that. Tommy's life took a turn for the worst and I can only assume the end. This is a must read to fully comprehend the dangers of drugs. Congrats on BOTD!

The review is well-written, clearly pointing out the positives of the book. The warnings about triggers are much appreciated. Thank you for sharing this detailed review with us.

[Sushan Ekanayake]

Young Americans’ takes a raw, unflinching look at the life of Tommy, a young man diving into the perilous depths of the drug trade. It's a gritty narrative that doesn't glamorize but rather lays bare the stark realities of such a life. Congratulations on being BOTD!

[Anu Anand]

Tommy's traumatic childhood experience might have influenced his choice of this path. His journey through a life involving drugs and smuggling is very relevant in today's society. Thank you for sharing this insightful review.

[Sara Rispo]

This book seems like an interesting read. Childhood struggles can have a profound impact on a person's adult life, and I'm curious to see how this story unfolds. Because of this, I am considering giving this book a chance.

[Asma Aisha Ansari]

Young Americans by Peter S. Rush sounds like an intense journey into the life of a troubled young man, Tommy. His character growth and the raw depiction of the drug trade intrigue me.

[Limpho Mojakisane]

This book seems to depict what the youth is currently going through these days. I am interested in learning about Tommy's journey and if he indeed becomes a millionaire. Thanks for the informative review and congratulations to the author on book of the day.

[The_Priyans]

This book appears to be an intriguing and captivating read. It underscores the idea that the challenges individuals face during their formative years significantly influence their adult selves. The review thoughtfully outlines the key elements of the story that left a lasting impression while reading. Thank you for providing such an informative review!

[Jaituni Sanghavi]

Engaging review! Your insight into "Young Americans" sheds light on the gritty reality of a drug dealer's life. I appreciate your honest perspective on the character development and the challenges faced by the protagonist, Tommy. It's commendable how the book served as a reminder about the destructive impact of drugs on individuals and communities. Your detailed feedback makes me curious to explore this book despite the mature themes. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

[rusyalana]

The book sounds interesting describing the life of a young man who had hard times growing up and when he became a young man. But the fact that the book depicts the actual events of a drug dealer’s life is a big hindrance for me as I'm not sure I could manage all that violence and shootings that are the norm in the world of drugs. Still, congratulations on becoming BOTD!

[Kaitlyn Canedy]

Tommy only wants to be successful and have money to do what he pleases, but his career choice may not allow this for very long. I wonder what will become of him? Thanks for the review.

[zeme_496]

I recently read Young Americans by Peter S. Rush, and I found it to be an engaging read. The book follows Tommy, a troubled young man who becomes involved in the drug trade. While I may not agree with his choices, the character development was well-executed and the supporting characters added depth to the story. The book provides a realistic depiction of the life of a drug dealer, with themes of violence, prison life, and the struggles of maintaining a lavish lifestyle. Though there is excessive profanity and explicit content, it may appeal to readers interested in exploring the underworld of drug smuggling and prison life. Overall, I rate the book 5 out of 5 stars.

[zeme_496]

I recently completed the book Young Americans by Peter S. Rush. It tells the story of Tommy, a troubled young man who becomes involved in the drug trade. The character development throughout the book was well done, allowing readers to witness Tommy's growth and evolution. The supporting characters also played their roles effectively, bringing the story to life. This book sheds light on the gritty realities of drug dealing, including violence, prison life, and the challenges of maintaining a lavish lifestyle. It's worth mentioning that the book contains profanity and explicit content, making it suitable for mature readers. Overall, readers interested in exploring the world of drug smuggling and its consequences may find Young Americans an engaging read.