Review of Max Cyber Terror Revenge
Posted: 16 May 2024, 02:33
[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "Max Cyber Terror Revenge" by Anthony Silman.]
Max Cyber Terror Revenge is the fifth book in a series of stories written by Anthony Silman. This particular story talks about the dangers of cyberterrorism and advanced technology in modern society. Max works at Onetelcall, which happens to be a tech firm that deals with highly sophisticated information technology. There have been a series of threats from Tehran, and no one knows who's behind them. It is a campaign to launch a series of dangerous protests and revolts all across the streets of London and the whole of Europe by Islamic terrorists.
On the other hand, Richard Dean is a self-made internet sensation who, through misogynistic articles and posts, has created a massive internet following on his "Boss Dick" accounts on all social media platforms. Richard, however, strikes a dangerous deal with Terry, which will enable Terry to supply information to feed his ever-growing internet followers. Terry, however, works for Imam Kazimi, and together they plan to launch the attacks across Europe. So he uses Boss Dick's platform to pass along secret information. Now the tables have turned, and both Max, Richard, and Terry have to work together for the betterment of their society. To get the full story, grab a copy of Max Cyber Terror Revenge by Anthony Silman.
This book is an interesting, fast-paced story that explores the cyber scene and terrorism. We get a little glimpse of the backstory of some of the terrorists and the motivation behind what they're doing. The story does not only center on a particular character; I loved it. There was a rich blend of different characters and their stories, one of which was Marylin. I especially loved Marylin's story because it added a little excitement to the plot. A damsel in distress, looking for her prince charming to swoop her off her feet, unfortunately meets a con artist. Quite the twist.
I enjoyed every bit of this book, and I loved that the author gave each character a humorous personality. Richard Dean was the most humorous, even though he was the most hated among the other characters. The author's style of writing is commendable, and the added humor was great. The book was perfectly edited. I have nothing negative to say about this book, and I'd give it a rating of 5 out of 5 stars because of the captivating content.
I recommend this book to readers who enjoy espionage, cyberterrorism, and fast-paced stories.
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Max Cyber Terror Revenge
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Max Cyber Terror Revenge is the fifth book in a series of stories written by Anthony Silman. This particular story talks about the dangers of cyberterrorism and advanced technology in modern society. Max works at Onetelcall, which happens to be a tech firm that deals with highly sophisticated information technology. There have been a series of threats from Tehran, and no one knows who's behind them. It is a campaign to launch a series of dangerous protests and revolts all across the streets of London and the whole of Europe by Islamic terrorists.
On the other hand, Richard Dean is a self-made internet sensation who, through misogynistic articles and posts, has created a massive internet following on his "Boss Dick" accounts on all social media platforms. Richard, however, strikes a dangerous deal with Terry, which will enable Terry to supply information to feed his ever-growing internet followers. Terry, however, works for Imam Kazimi, and together they plan to launch the attacks across Europe. So he uses Boss Dick's platform to pass along secret information. Now the tables have turned, and both Max, Richard, and Terry have to work together for the betterment of their society. To get the full story, grab a copy of Max Cyber Terror Revenge by Anthony Silman.
This book is an interesting, fast-paced story that explores the cyber scene and terrorism. We get a little glimpse of the backstory of some of the terrorists and the motivation behind what they're doing. The story does not only center on a particular character; I loved it. There was a rich blend of different characters and their stories, one of which was Marylin. I especially loved Marylin's story because it added a little excitement to the plot. A damsel in distress, looking for her prince charming to swoop her off her feet, unfortunately meets a con artist. Quite the twist.
I enjoyed every bit of this book, and I loved that the author gave each character a humorous personality. Richard Dean was the most humorous, even though he was the most hated among the other characters. The author's style of writing is commendable, and the added humor was great. The book was perfectly edited. I have nothing negative to say about this book, and I'd give it a rating of 5 out of 5 stars because of the captivating content.
I recommend this book to readers who enjoy espionage, cyberterrorism, and fast-paced stories.
******
Max Cyber Terror Revenge
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon