Review of A Captive in Algiers

Rahul Singh 29 · Post by **Rahul Singh 29** » 28 Mar 2024, 23:14

Thank you for sharing your thoughts on the book. Ettore's story beautifully showcases how challenges can bring unexpected opportunities. Congratulations to the author, #BOTD!

Kristine Mariel Diaz · Post by **Kristine Mariel Diaz** » 28 Mar 2024, 23:15

There's a lot of intrigue to this story. The ugly but undeniable realities of slavery and racism exist in our world, and that is why I value works like this because they let people remember the terrible things that people are capable of.
Great review very honest and well-written.

CHANTAL EWING · Post by **CHANTAL EWING** » 28 Mar 2024, 23:38

‪I was captivated by it from the opening page until the end. A book that tells the story of young Ettore, an orphan, who is struggling to survive. As an ambitious street kid who lives in a brothel and makes a living as a tourist guide, Ettore must confront a multitude of obstacles‬

Chris Agbara · Post by **Chris Agbara** » 28 Mar 2024, 23:39

"A Captive in Algiers" by AJ Lewis is a riveting tale of survival and resilience, filled with vivid descriptions and captivating scenes. Highly recommended for its powerful storytelling and relatable characters. 5/5 stars.

Post by **Priyankan Nayak** » 29 Mar 2024, 00:32

Congratulations on the BOTD award. The content of the book is appealing and intimidating. The reviewer has provided a short overview of this book. The story is thrilling,adventurous and intriguing. I would like to know more about Ettore.

Tejas Koli · Post by **Tejas Koli** » 29 Mar 2024, 00:35

"A Captive in Algiers" sounds like an intriguing and captivating read! The story of Ettore's journey from Amalfi to Algiers promises to be both thrilling and thought-provoking. I'm definitely adding this book to my reading list!

Congrats on BOTD!!

Rezaul Hasan · Post by **Rezaul Hasan** » 29 Mar 2024, 00:41

Award-winning author AJ Lewis's "A Captive in Algiers" explores the mystery behind Muhammad Amalfi, an orphan child who takes out a boat loan in Amalfi. When a sacrifice is necessary to support the companions he makes along the way, young Ettore, who is struggling to survive, must face his past, his convictions, and his own shortcomings. The book contains amazing writing and facts. A Prisoner of Algiers, a precursor to the Muhammad Amalfi mystery series, delves into themes of identity, loyalty, hardship, companionship, and more. AJ Lewis's novel is a must-read for fans of fast-paced historical fiction set in strange locations.

Kirui Collins · Post by **Kirui Collins** » 29 Mar 2024, 00:54

I would like to know how Ettore, Bruno, and Paul handled captivity. Congrats!

Manang Muyang · Post by **Manang Muyang** » 29 Mar 2024, 00:57

Last year was filled with many personal struggles and painful experiences, so I'm shying away from sad stories for now. I hope Ettore's story ends on a happy note.

Zubby J Azi · Post by **Zubby J Azi** » 29 Mar 2024, 01:01

Encouraging congratulations to the author of the book "A Captive in Algiers" by AJ Lewis nice review from Prince Oyedeji Oyeleke Jayeola I enjoyed reading your review of this book, it's the most interesting book I would like to read.

Silvia Sianto · Post by **Silvia Sianto** » 29 Mar 2024, 01:01

This book is a must read since it vividly describes how Ettore navigates all complexities of life.just like every individual we all at some point resonate with all that Ettore undergoes.I highly recommend this.

Post by **Anu Anand** » 29 Mar 2024, 01:09

A Captive in Algiers by AJ Lewis is a gripping tale that follows Ettore's journey from a street guy in Amalfi to a captive in Algiers. The story is filled with thrilling adventures, deep emotions, and powerful life lessons. Congrats on BOTD!

Precious_Nzeakor · Post by **Precious_Nzeakor** » 29 Mar 2024, 01:25

It seems that Ettore and his friends have a lot of adventures as tour guides. And the author's vivid description must have helped bring these adventures to life.

Post by **Atieno Magero** » 29 Mar 2024, 01:30

A Captive in Algiers seems like a captivating book with a great storyline. Ettore seems like an interesting character. I'm curious about whether Ettore and his friends will free themselves from slavery. Congratulations on making botd!

Huini Hellen · Post by **Huini Hellen** » 29 Mar 2024, 01:42

I like how you capture the book's ability to arouse empathy from readers. It foregrounds Lewis' ability to engage readers in the characters circumstances and their emotions at that times. Thank you for the wonderful review.