Review of Supreme Threat

Kennedy NC · Post by **Kennedy NC** » 21 Sep 2021, 17:24

[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "Supreme Threat" by T.L. Williams.]

4 out of 4 stars

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Have you ever wondered why the foreign relationship between world powers or technologically advanced countries is tense? With each working every day to create weapons completely capable of wiping out the other, it is only fair that they would be cautious and take precautions to protect their own. Supreme Threat: A Logan Alexander Thriller by T.L. Williams is an eye-opener to the struggles of immigrants who are discriminated against because of the actions of a select few.

Jason had been given a rare opportunity with an origin from an enemy country. But he was heavily manipulated by his father. Laurie had discovered too late that her parents were spies for North Korea, who had committed espionage. Billy had a suspicious background but still had clandestine dealings. They were all trapped in a cycle that betrayed the system and were punished for it by justice. This book reveals the hidden but obvious truth of how countries work against each other. Who can be trusted and who will betray who? Would friends be allies or would they find better options? The conflict was never avoidable in the first place and you would not know who it would hit upon its arrival.

This book was of great length but was also interesting to read. The mystery and the rush kept me on my toes and I know that any true thriller fan would appreciate it too. It had few errors of note and this showed that it was professionally edited. The language of the book is fresh, exciting, and easy to understand. And honestly, it was put together in a way that captured my attention from the very beginning till the last paragraph. The characters are carefully outlined to carry the burden of the story's flow and this works out as planned. The book starts well and flows without much disruption till the end.

The book had a few negative points to note. These included a prolonged storyline and plot, which I felt were unnecessary because it would be enjoyable to most readers if the book went straight to the point with minor delay. The plot was stretched to include removable elements and some past activities were revisited unnecessarily though not excessively.

Notwithstanding the negative points stated above, I am happy to rate this book 4 out of 4 stars. This is due to its stellar editing and its elegant storyline. Also, its well-planned characters are hard to ignore. I recommend this book to mystery lovers and fans of thrillers, who like to analyze as they read. This book also has a tinge of murder and adventure. It will also be enjoyed by lovers of action fiction.

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Iqra Rafiq 1 · Post by **Iqra Rafiq 1** » 28 Sep 2021, 14:53

The question put at the very beginning of the review is something we all should ponder upon .why nuclear power countries have tension between them? Why there is always tension between technologically advanced nations, why there can't be peace between these nations. Although the reviewer honestly said the book has a lengthy plot, due to my busy schedule I'm not into long books but thanks for this great review

Chinaza Nnabuenyi · Post by **Chinaza Nnabuenyi** » 28 Sep 2021, 16:14

The controversy between countries always pave way for destruction and hatred amongst the citizens of both countries. I love this review.

Pearl Thomas · Post by **Pearl Thomas** » 29 Sep 2021, 07:26

I haven't been exposed to much thriller action fiction. I think this book will be a nice place to start from. Wonderful review.

NetMassimo · Post by **NetMassimo** » 01 Oct 2021, 07:04

This seems an interesting thriller that offers some food for thought about human tribalism and the harm that it's still doing today in a world in which wars can easily cause millions of deaths and a nuclear war could lead to humanity's extinction. Thank you for your great review!

Amanda I · Post by **Amanda I** » 01 Oct 2021, 21:24

This would be a great book to read. I would love to explore the lives of these immigrants. Thanks for the review!

Jane Austen · Post by **Salah bourouba** » 10 Oct 2021, 09:37

espionage and conspiracy theories just my cup of tea, interesting book, great review

Luchris_michael · Post by **Luchris_michael** » 10 Oct 2021, 11:59

The plot and perspective of the book is a good one. The author did a nice job. Good review.

Amy Luman · Post by **Amy Luman** » 14 Oct 2021, 13:10

It’s hard to strike a balance between the safety of a country and the privacy of its citizens. I hope that Jason, Laurie, and the others can recover from what was done. Thanks for the review.

Ahñ Mèiã · Post by **Ahñ Mèiã** » 12 Nov 2021, 01:39

The plot seems interesting and attracting for me as a thriller novels lover. However, I don't know if I will like the prolonged storyline

Thank you for your review ^^

Post by **Yulisa Sanchez** » 25 Nov 2021, 16:49

The premise of this book sounds intriguing and quite unique. I'm interested to find out how the lives of these immigrants turn out and understand a different perspective of how countries work together. Thanks for the great review!