Official Review: Bird in a Snare by N.L. Holmes

[Stephen Ogunwale]

Lovers of historical fiction wouldn't be disappointed when they give this book a trial. From the reviewer's perspective, I'm sure there's a lesson to be learned for family inclined and loyal personalities who at some point in their lives find themselves at a crossroad. A very good one.

[Judy46]

I would love to read this book because, your review on it is well detailed and interestingly written. Good job.

[Shelby Ayres]

It sounds like an incredible Egyptian historical fiction. Although I’m not a huge fan of historical fiction it still sounds gripping and interesting. I might have to give it a try.

[Delioness]

An interesting exposé on ancient Egyptian culture. Nice review!

[deepali bafna]

I am not much of a fan of historical fiction, because I find it very boring, rather I love horror genre. But, your description invokes the feeling of curiousness and I am eager to learn about Egypt's history and this murder mystery now.

[Kenneth Ernest]

I love historical fictions with fascinating time periods. I have always been taken up by the acient Egypt especially religious reforms. I have been reading old textbooks looking for how they handled their religious reforms.

[Clare Jose]

I don't read historical fictions that often but this is first the time I've come across that deals with Egyptian history. Based on the review, the story seems to be highly engaging with with some relatable characters. I also like how the book makes use of simple, understandable language.
Thank you for this detailed review!

[Eriikeoluwa Nimi]

Where art the lovers of historical fictions? This book is highly recommend for you. Even though I don't love historical fictions but the reviewer did a great job by making it interesting and readable for people like me. Congratulations on BOTD

[Kira Bonita Reece]

This sounds like an enjoyable historical novel since it's written in a simple language. Ancient Egypt always sounds boring to me but this book seem to make it intriguing. Thanks for the informative review

[Lindzy Herbrand]

With a many glowing reviews, I am adding this one to my reading list! I enjoy historical fiction and your description of the author’s dive into an emotional ruling sounds intriguing.

[Hue-Morningstar]

The use of vernacular does not make the book appealing. It will obviously destroy the flow of the story. One will have to get the words translated. Requires a lot of work to read and am not into that.

[Ella John 1]

I most say your review is awesome. I'm not fond of historical books. But I might give it a try base on the multiple reviews this book got. Thanks for the review.

[Ella John 1]

Your review is amazing and awesome.I'm not really in historical book. But after reading your I think am going to give it a try out and base on the multiple positive reply it got.

[markodim721]

I like that the capable royal emissary Lord Hani is at the center of the plot. I like that he was entrusted with the mission of keeping the peace in torn Egypt, but also the opportunity to solve the murder. Reading recommendation.

[Ruth Frances A]

Ancient Egypt holds a lot of historical interest. The loyalty of Lord Hanis, without a doubt, is key to the story. Thank you for an amazing review. It captures the happenings in court, especially when there is a new king. There are feuds, misunderstandings, and unease. The story also includes a murder mystery. Religious and political tensions ring loud. The emissary, Lord Hani, is between a rock and a hard place. This historical fiction, based on ancient Egyptian civilization is a must-read. Thank you for this great review.