Official Review: The Tiger's Eye by Scott Delaney

[markodim721]

Mumbai is always good to read about. I think it will be welcomed differently by Indian readers. Some would find it amazing and some wouldn't like the stereotyping. I haven't read it but I sure hope I like it.

I think that the book is much more dominated by realistic descriptions than stereotypes. I wholeheartedly recommend the book for reading, as well as the previous book and the sequel from the same series.

[Kavita Shah]

Mumbai is always good to read about. I think it will be welcomed differently by Indian readers. Some would find it amazing and some wouldn't like the stereotyping. I haven't read it but I sure hope I like it.

I think that the book is much more dominated by realistic descriptions than stereotypes. I wholeheartedly recommend the book for reading, as well as the previous book and the sequel from the same series.

That's wonderful that there's more realistic description. I do like a good realistic story so I might just read it. Thank you for your recommendation.

[Mbrooks2518]

Sounds like a well-written and intriguing book. Great review!

[markodim721]

Sounds like a well-written and intriguing book. Great review!

One of those books where the reader feels guilty if he doesn't read it all at once. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.

[Bookishkrish24]

I already read this book and can't agree more. Thanks for your insightful review.

[markodim721]

I already read this book and can't agree more. Thanks for your insightful review.

I am glad to have like-minded people in terms of literary taste. Thanks for stopping by.

[Mwatu]

I get slightly irked by authors that play into negative stereotypes. It is unfortunate that the traditional people of India may not enjoy this read. Thank you for your honest review!

[WADonnelly]

This sounds like an intriguing book to read and the story definitely grabs your attention. Thanks for the great review.

[markodim721]

I get slightly irked by authors that play into negative stereotypes. It is unfortunate that the traditional people of India may not enjoy this read. Thank you for your honest review!

I think most readers, including those from India, will like the book. Thanks for the comment.

[markodim721]

This sounds like an intriguing book to read and the story definitely grabs your attention. Thanks for the great review.

I am glad that the review managed to interest you in the book.

[AvidBibliophile]

Extremist evangelism in near-future, modern India would make quite the setting for descriptions, dialogue, and exotic landscapes to come alive! Thank you for providing an insightful review of this one.

[markodim721]

As I read the book it seemed to me that I could smell and see the colors of India. Thanks for stopping by.

[Rayah Raouf]

This sounds lovely! It is the second book in a series, so I probably wouldn't pick it up to read. Great review!

[Buk Nerd]

The premise sounds intriguing, and the plot appears to be well-executed. Fantastic review.

[markodim721]

This sounds lovely! It is the second book in a series, so I probably wouldn't pick it up to read. Great review!

Although it is the second book in the series, the book has an independent plot and can be read as a separate book. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.