Official Review: Skullduggery at Quanah by Dennis Boyd Call

[Benggirl721]

This is one way to introduce a culture. Comanche tribe seems interesting.

[Digisha]

While reading sample I can sense the conspiracy, drama and engagement; I used to sensed meanwhile my reading of Kingdom tales and stories. This novel is full of mystery and drama. Appreciated work.

[jaliper]

I feel like I heard this title somewhere, or probably just same name. Anyway, this looks really excited and enjoyable. I've always been a huge fan of historical/fantasy fiction and this suots my taste o much. Thanks a lot.

[Kibet Hillary]

This is really fascinating, and I am glad that the book contains nuggets that could be applicable in life. It sounds captivating to the last page as well. Thanks for the review.

[Shrabastee Chakraborty]

An intriguing storyline with valuable lessons ingrained in it- I love the idea of this book. Thanks for the review!

[gen_g]

I'm not very familiar with the Comanche tribe, and for those who are the same, the book seems like it would be a good primer to learn more about them! I do also appreciate well-thought-out characters. Thanks for the review.

[Midun99]

Skullduggery at Quanah seems like an interesting book but it's not the kind of book I'm interested in. The review was articulate.

[Francis Aderogbin]

I am glad that you enjoyed the book the second time. The book seems to have a great plot and I believe it will be enjoyable to everyone that cares to read it.

[Bronwen Khumalo]

Wow! I would really like to know whether Jonathan will succeed or not, what challenges will he encounter and who is going to be supporting him trough his journey is something I would really like to know. Thanks for the great review.

[Simon Evans]

There’s a confusing sentence in your review which seems to be an error; ‘A person can appear to be mean, thorny, and prickly on the inside but be a pleasant and sweet person on the inside.’ Nevertheless, this book presents an opportunity to learn something qualitative about an aspect of native America, which is a big hole in my knowledge.

I notice it too, it was confusing, so I had to skip it.

[kdstrack]

This sounds like an interesting glimpse into Comanche traditions. I enjoyed your comments about seeing the soul inside the person and not judging by outward appearances. Great writing! Thanks for the recommendation.