Review of Not What Meets the Eye

[Emma Jane Grey]

Seems like this would be a good book for fans of action and adventure. The archaeological aspect certainly adds some intrigue, though I’d have to be a bit more hooked than I was to be able to commit to the full 700-odd pages of it.

[Hazel Arnaiz]

By blending adventure and enchantment into the story, today's book appears to rekindle interest in ancient, legendary cities and artifacts. Those who enjoy history with a dash of adventure, magic, and mystery may enjoy this.

[Triciat50]

This sounds like a great book--thanks for your review. Reviews posted on Kindle state that this would make a great movie. I'll check it out first.

[Rupali Mishra]

Congrats on BOTD!
Reading about Antosha's journey to the Lost City is enjoyable. stories with a touch of adventure and unexpected turns. With a captivating storyline, assassins, and characters, the author has included enough action. It's a good review.

[Ams Strong]

Good review. You rated the book five stars out of five even though you identified a few errors, the lack of a table of contents, and the plot flaw. I think that warranted a one-star deduction, at the very least.

[Limpho Mojakisane]

This book gives me the Tomb Raider movie vibes. I am sure adventure lovers will certainly enjoy reading this one. I am also interested in finding out the mysteries that Antosha will uncover upon arriving at the Lost City. Congratulations to the author on book of the day.

[Eleni Antonopoulou]

Thank you for this great review! I am glad to hear this book is a page-turner and has an intriguing and surprising plot! Can't wait to find out what happens to Sarah!

[Kebun Bunga]

The review of "Not What Meets the Eye" highlights the novel's strengths and weaknesses effectively. The reader praises the book's simple language, well-paced plot, and engaging dialogue between characters. The unexpected plot reveals and the chemistry between Antosha and Nathious are particularly appreciated. However, the reader expresses a desire for a more prominent role for the character Sahar and notes the absence of a table of contents in the lengthy book. In my opinion, the reviewer offers a balanced and thoughtful assessment. The positive aspects of the book are well-acknowledged, and the constructive criticism is fair, considering the potential of Sahar's character and the practicality of a table of contents. Overall, the reviewer's enthusiasm for the story comes through, making it a convincing recommendation for fans of action-adventure novels.

[Omobolanle Shittu]

Well done for this review. I am not much of a fan of Sci-Fi but I believe this will be well accepted by people who love Science fiction and adventure.

[Dakshta Bhambi]

A book full of adventure and thriller. Its brimming with excitement and is the perfect read for someone who likes a good thriller. It's a long read sure, but the unexpected plot has made it worth the while. I'd the review can be this captivating, imagine what the book must entail. Great review!

[Umesh Bhatt]

Journey to a lost city and associated adventures seem to be the main attraction of the book. While going through a few sample pages in Amazon site, I felt engrossed in reading which shows that book has a rhythm and flow of its own. Nice review.

[Shreya Mandal]

"Not What Meets the Eye" by Matrika Hay is an action-adventure novel that kept me engaged throughout. The author's simple yet captivating language, well-paced plot, and organic dialogue between the characters made it an enjoyable read. The book's cinematic feel and unexpected plot twists were a definite highlight.

[Joule Mwendwa]

I have only sampled the first chapter, and I can agree that the pacing is superb and there's no dull moment. I guess there are more mysteries in the other chapters based on your review, and I might give it a try. nice review.

[Benjamin Akuboh]

The book starts off as a slow burner, but once the action picks up, it is at an electric pace. I enjoyed the evolution of young Miss Scarlett and how she shed her naive kindness as she grew wiser and stronger, one mistake at a time. How she sidestepped every curveball and all the mistakes her parents made that she was doomed to repeat. I also enjoyed the uncanny ability of the author to paint this new world and draw the reader into it. Well-deserved BOTD. Well done, author.

[Sushan Ekanayake]

Adventure seekers, 'Not What Meets the Eye' by Matrika Hay might be your next obsession. A whirlwind of action, artifacts, and assassins with a sprinkle of humor. Congratulations on being BOTD!