Review of E M P Honeymoon

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[Following is a volunteer review of "E M P Honeymoon" by Dorothy May Mercer.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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Kelly had no idea that the store she wanted to get a toy for her niece was the dwelling place of the cyber terrorists terrorizing the country. She never imagined that such activity could be going on in such a place as the book EMP. Honeymoon, by Dorothy May Mercer She and her newlywed husband, Tom Turbulo, decided to go on a honeymoon after getting married, as normal couples would do. Fun was had, love and affections were shared, and they did everything else that couples would do. Their fun-filled honeymoon was soon disturbed by the danger that Kelly had gotten herself into. How did she manage to run into danger during this fun-filled honeymoon? Did anyone come to her aid? Read a copy of this book to provide answers to these.

The series on McBride just keeps getting more interesting day by day, and this book was not left behind. I have two perceptions of this book, which I duly enjoyed. The first is about the revelation of the terrorists' activities to Kelly on a platter of gold. Those waging war against these terrorists were helped by what Kelly discovered, and this future aided their investigations and actions. If she had not run into them in the store, those fighting the terrorists may take years to discover that they dwell in such a place. Another perspective was that the book had both moments of love and action. We saw the sudden switch from love and fun to action right from the moment that Kelly's discovery was made. I so much enjoyed this aspect of the book.

Dorothy did not disappoint. She knows how to construct stories without making the older series more interesting than the new ones. Just like this one, that’s why I’m looking forward to more interesting series from her. I definitely have nothing negative to say about this one.

If more and more careful editing was done to this book, it could have been without a single error. However, there are some errors in the book, and this indicated that the book was professionally edited. I rate the book five stars out of five. This is because I have no negatives to list for the book.

This book is a continuation of the McBride series. So, I recommend it to fans of series books who might have also read the older series by McBride.

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E M P Honeymoon
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