Review of E M P Honeymoon
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Review of E M P Honeymoon
[Following is a volunteer review of "E M P Honeymoon" by Dorothy May Mercer.]
EMP Honeymoon: Kelly and Tom is written by Dorothy May Mercer. The characters in the book are pragmatically portrayed, which enhances the fear that the world as we know it is in fact in danger. This book is undoubtedly a page-turner that offers an unsettling sneak preview at scenarios that might not be all that improbable. You will get to know two main characters, Kelly McBride Turbulo and Tom Turbulo, in this charming tale. At a stunning Honduran resort, newlyweds Kelly McBride and Sergeant Tom are spending their honeymoon. While purchasing gifts for her family, Kelly McBride was attacked in a pigsty shop. She fought her way out and called Senator Mike after managing to escape. When Kelly McBride investigated the store, she found that the terrorists had been using it as a front for attacks on Central America.
Although I would be upset if my honeymoon turned into a mission, I respect sergeant Tom and Kelly's commitment to their profession and careers. They spend their honeymoon at a lovely resort, but it abruptly transforms into a crime scene and a survival battle. The book's author, Dorothy May Mercer, vividly describes the terrorist conspiracy and Kelly McBride Turbulo's assault in a gift shop. She also succeeds in keeping the reader's interest until the very last page. This book's layout appeals to me, and I have no complaints about it.
The story's narrative is introduced right away, and I appreciate how this work progresses rapidly and doesn't have any boring sections. When Kelly McBride discovers a cover for a covert operation against America, a happy honeymoon is cut short. Because the book includes crime, action, and a thriller, I really liked reading it. I didn't get bored reading the book or lose interest because the plot was so interesting. The main characters, Kelly McBride Turbulo and Sergeant Tom, were each fantastic and distinctive in their own right. There is obviously nothing in this brilliantly written book that I dislike.
This book had a decent plot, some interesting characters, and well-described events. It was interesting to some extent. The terrorists, in my opinion, were too simple to deal with. Because of the way it was written and the author's detailed explanation of how terrorists operate, I give Dorothy May Mercer's exceptionally well-edited book a whopping 5 out of 5 stars. This demonstrates that the author put significant effort into her research before writing the book.
Given that it examines topics like romance, terrorism, technology, and camaraderie, I wholeheartedly suggest this book. I won't say that this novel has a love theme because I didn't feel any spark between Kelly and Sergeant Tom's connection, in my opinion. Although a terrorist strike that was imminent prevented them from enjoying their honeymoon in Honduras, I did appreciate the book. I won't suggest the book to kids because it contains some swearing. I believe readers who like fiction will find this book to be nicely edited and entertaining. I appreciate that the book was error-free.
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E M P Honeymoon
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EMP Honeymoon: Kelly and Tom is written by Dorothy May Mercer. The characters in the book are pragmatically portrayed, which enhances the fear that the world as we know it is in fact in danger. This book is undoubtedly a page-turner that offers an unsettling sneak preview at scenarios that might not be all that improbable. You will get to know two main characters, Kelly McBride Turbulo and Tom Turbulo, in this charming tale. At a stunning Honduran resort, newlyweds Kelly McBride and Sergeant Tom are spending their honeymoon. While purchasing gifts for her family, Kelly McBride was attacked in a pigsty shop. She fought her way out and called Senator Mike after managing to escape. When Kelly McBride investigated the store, she found that the terrorists had been using it as a front for attacks on Central America.
Although I would be upset if my honeymoon turned into a mission, I respect sergeant Tom and Kelly's commitment to their profession and careers. They spend their honeymoon at a lovely resort, but it abruptly transforms into a crime scene and a survival battle. The book's author, Dorothy May Mercer, vividly describes the terrorist conspiracy and Kelly McBride Turbulo's assault in a gift shop. She also succeeds in keeping the reader's interest until the very last page. This book's layout appeals to me, and I have no complaints about it.
The story's narrative is introduced right away, and I appreciate how this work progresses rapidly and doesn't have any boring sections. When Kelly McBride discovers a cover for a covert operation against America, a happy honeymoon is cut short. Because the book includes crime, action, and a thriller, I really liked reading it. I didn't get bored reading the book or lose interest because the plot was so interesting. The main characters, Kelly McBride Turbulo and Sergeant Tom, were each fantastic and distinctive in their own right. There is obviously nothing in this brilliantly written book that I dislike.
This book had a decent plot, some interesting characters, and well-described events. It was interesting to some extent. The terrorists, in my opinion, were too simple to deal with. Because of the way it was written and the author's detailed explanation of how terrorists operate, I give Dorothy May Mercer's exceptionally well-edited book a whopping 5 out of 5 stars. This demonstrates that the author put significant effort into her research before writing the book.
Given that it examines topics like romance, terrorism, technology, and camaraderie, I wholeheartedly suggest this book. I won't say that this novel has a love theme because I didn't feel any spark between Kelly and Sergeant Tom's connection, in my opinion. Although a terrorist strike that was imminent prevented them from enjoying their honeymoon in Honduras, I did appreciate the book. I won't suggest the book to kids because it contains some swearing. I believe readers who like fiction will find this book to be nicely edited and entertaining. I appreciate that the book was error-free.
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E M P Honeymoon
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