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.]
Kelly McBride, the younger sister of Senator Michael McBride, and Tom Turbo, a police officer with the Carson City Police Department, were honeymooning in the Caribbean. Kelly encountered a fascinating container hidden behind an ornate facade and a window filled with toy pigs while she was touring other businesses and local establishments. She entered the container out of curiosity and found a strange, high-tech laboratory inside. Her exploration was, however, abruptly stopped when she came under the attention of those connected with the lab. Fortunately, she was able to get away from them.
In another section of the narrative, a character by the name of Dear Leader (DL) was hatching a plan to drop bombs on North America and other American territories. The container that Kelly had discovered appeared to be in DL's possession. Will Dear Leader be successful in his vile plan? Read Dorothy May Mercer's E. M. P. Honeymoon to find out.
This book is incredibly intriguing due to the author's amazing ability to communicate with clarity in writing. With subheadings for each scene, transitions between scenes are clearly marked. The characters in the book are well-developed, and McBride's love for both his sister and her new husband is endearing. When he found out their situation, he sent two security guards right away to keep them safe.
Impressively done is the author's description of Dear Leader, the antagonist, and his partial power over his subordinates. My interest in the end of the novel was sparked by Dear Leader's wicked deeds, including the murder of those who disobeyed his commands and the enslavement of others. Rhee Su-Jin, an innocent woman sent by Dear Leader on a perverse mission to the island, is one character for whom I couldn't help but feel sympathy. Even though I hoped she had declined the task, I recognized that doing so would have put her life in serious jeopardy.
Steve is one of the characters I like best because of his absolutely amazing willingness to put his life in danger to defend his nation. Readers will learn why Kim Jung-Lo merits the greatest praise as they delve into the novel.
I like how the author includes explanations regarding the 2012 Sun Flare occurrence along with images and links to more resources. The author also provides links to her other books and tools at the end of the story, which can help prospective authors stand out. I found no defects or drawbacks in the plot, and the author's writing is conversational and interesting.
The editorial team should also be commended for their diligent work, as I was unable to find any flaws in the book, indicating that it had been exceptionally well edited. Therefore, I would give it an overall rating of 5 out of 5. Fans of fiction stories should read it because they will certainly find it engaging.
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E M P Honeymoon
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Kelly McBride, the younger sister of Senator Michael McBride, and Tom Turbo, a police officer with the Carson City Police Department, were honeymooning in the Caribbean. Kelly encountered a fascinating container hidden behind an ornate facade and a window filled with toy pigs while she was touring other businesses and local establishments. She entered the container out of curiosity and found a strange, high-tech laboratory inside. Her exploration was, however, abruptly stopped when she came under the attention of those connected with the lab. Fortunately, she was able to get away from them.
In another section of the narrative, a character by the name of Dear Leader (DL) was hatching a plan to drop bombs on North America and other American territories. The container that Kelly had discovered appeared to be in DL's possession. Will Dear Leader be successful in his vile plan? Read Dorothy May Mercer's E. M. P. Honeymoon to find out.
This book is incredibly intriguing due to the author's amazing ability to communicate with clarity in writing. With subheadings for each scene, transitions between scenes are clearly marked. The characters in the book are well-developed, and McBride's love for both his sister and her new husband is endearing. When he found out their situation, he sent two security guards right away to keep them safe.
Impressively done is the author's description of Dear Leader, the antagonist, and his partial power over his subordinates. My interest in the end of the novel was sparked by Dear Leader's wicked deeds, including the murder of those who disobeyed his commands and the enslavement of others. Rhee Su-Jin, an innocent woman sent by Dear Leader on a perverse mission to the island, is one character for whom I couldn't help but feel sympathy. Even though I hoped she had declined the task, I recognized that doing so would have put her life in serious jeopardy.
Steve is one of the characters I like best because of his absolutely amazing willingness to put his life in danger to defend his nation. Readers will learn why Kim Jung-Lo merits the greatest praise as they delve into the novel.
I like how the author includes explanations regarding the 2012 Sun Flare occurrence along with images and links to more resources. The author also provides links to her other books and tools at the end of the story, which can help prospective authors stand out. I found no defects or drawbacks in the plot, and the author's writing is conversational and interesting.
The editorial team should also be commended for their diligent work, as I was unable to find any flaws in the book, indicating that it had been exceptionally well edited. Therefore, I would give it an overall rating of 5 out of 5. Fans of fiction stories should read it because they will certainly find it engaging.
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E M P Honeymoon
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon
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