Review of The Attunist
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Review of The Attunist
The Attunist by Gary B. Hale is a book portraying a real-life event that occurred and was experienced by the author. The main character chose justice over everything else, and it didn't go well with members of society. This is a story told to encourage everyone seeking to do good and those who are being persecuted for choosing a crime-free life.
The Attunist chose to make a difference wherever he found himself. But due to his resolve, he was labelled a serial killer. He could as well have a normal and peaceful life if he stopped his pursuit of a society full of tranquillity, yet he chose a life that risked his life. The Attunist did his best to make the world safer after discovering that he could eliminate drug dealers and terrorist organizations from society. This tedious task was made easier by the love of his life, in the person of his girlfriend, FBI Agent Carla Bright. But when her colleagues caught on, he was hunted and taken to Mexico.
He was wanted by federal, state, and international law enforcement authorities. He was in greater trouble than he had ever imagined. The Attunist was pursued by furious, unknown criminals obsessed with exacting revenge upon him and everyone he knew, making his situation even more difficult. Hiding in remote places has advantages, but when nature also turns on him, the real challenge is simply surviving the next few moments. And amidst the beauty of nature, he wasn't at peace as he sought means of escape. Sadly, he hardly survived his own decisions.
I disliked the disharmony of the chapters. The chapters were disjointed, thereby creating confusion for the readers. I wouldn't say I liked the brevity of some chapters that would merge with others. However, despite this challenge, I still award this book a 4 out of 4 because of the many positive things the author did while writing the book. For instance, he properly introduced this book, making it easier to read as a stand-alone. Most respectfully, he also told readers to take advantage of reading a prequel, which motivated me to want to read the other books in this series. This work is an art. Don't miss out on this masterpiece.
I admire The Attunist for his quest to maintain a peaceful society and eradicate all forms of social vices like drug trafficking, child exploitation, and others. Even though he was tagged as an evil-doer and a serial killer, he wasn't slack in doing good and was resilient. Carla is the epitome of what love should be all about. Her constant support and kindness made me admire her character the most. The book had other interesting characters, like Qian. He was a patient and strategic man who would do whatever it took to get his plan done.
I recommend the book to military of ficers seeking justice and a peaceful society, sacrificing everything they have to ensure lawbreakers are punished. The book was void of errors, showing it was exceptionally well edited. This is a good crime thriller.
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