Official Review: The Navigator II: Irish Revenge

[beckbeck123]

Don’t know a lot about Ireland or the history of it so would be a good read to also learn alongside good review!

[Dolor]

I'm interested in knowing everything good in Ireland, but not the violent and troubled part.

I am one of the readers who like complex intelligent puzzles and unusual passionate characters. This made me give myself a change to read this book.

Thanks for the great review.

[Afern687]

Reading the review makes me feel that if the teachers would have assigned this book in high school I would have read it . However if I had been looking for a book myself it is not something I would have chosen. Though I do believe the author has great potential.

[CrescentMoon]

It sounds like a good story with great character development. I also have slid by through high school with vague knowledge about Irish history so this definitely sounds like a great book to read for those who are interested in the history and politics of Ireland. Great and thorough review!

[revna01]

I have always been fascinated with Ireland and its history, so i find the setting to be especially appealing. I like the idea of a CIA agent getting caught up in the political and social turmoil of new territory and think the characters sound interesting. Thanks for a great review!

[Juanita700]

I like books that has that suspense and mystery element in it. Set in Northen Ireland that is known for the bitter conflicts about Protestant and Catholic religions it seems like a book I might want to read.

[Samanthajayne12]

I really like the sound of this book! History doesn’t usually interest me so I was surprised about how much I would like to read this one. I know very little about Irish history so I think this would be a good way to learn.

[Sanju Lali]

i am finding it very interesting to read about history repeating itself kind of story with lot of suspense with character Joe who is an American and working in Ireland and under cover. hope this book will engage the reader

[Azeline Arcenal]

I think I'll take a pass on this book since I'm not really interested in learning more about Ireland. I usually don't read history books either.

[Tinkerbell22]

What I have read I want to find out more about the book because it is something I would read. I love the way they're describing characters. I always love learning about new cultures.

[JuliaKay]

I do enjoy stories about Ireland, and this one sounds like it has some great characters. Thank you for the review.

[Britty01]

I don't find Joe's interaction with Fiona strange, many men act like children around someone who captivates their attention.

That made me smile, and agree.

[Meg_T]

I have never thought much of Ireland or its history, but now I'm curious. Your review has not only made me interested in the book but I am intrigued to do my own research. Well done!

[Farmgurl1]

Based on the review, this book certainly sounds like a unique perspective on the history of violence in Ireland. Personally, I didn't know anything about the lasting effects of the conflicts in Ireland, but I'm sure this book could shine some light on Ireland's political history. It also sounds like the author does a great job with character development. Thanks for the review.

[holsam_87]

I love opportunities that allow me to learn about different places. Ireland fascinates me, so I have added this book to my want to read shelf.