Featured Official Review: Skills of the Warramunga by Greg Kater [October 2019 Book of the Month]

[Lawrence+2]

Although this is not my kind of book, I found the review interesting. I think the story will be suspenseful. I love the book cover. I look forward to reading this book. Congratulations on BOTD.

[Mbali Qalinge]

While I'm not a fan of historical fiction, this book is packed with action, adventure, and great characters, making it very tempting to read. It's good that it's a stand-alone, and one can read it without reading the first two books.

[Missing Person]

I like it when authors inject local English dialects into their stories; it helps me feel more immersed in the story. I'm curious to see how Kater incorporated the local dialects into his characters' dialogues. The story also seems fairly interesting, but I prefer stories that focus more on political intrigue than on personal stories. This review makes it sound like the Skills of Warrumunga is more of a suspenseful story of survival than a political drama.

[Andra2005]

An action packed book and the fact that it has theft and murder makes it a lot more thrilling. It seems like my cup of tea. Congratiolation on BOTD!

[Yulisa Sanchez]

This action packed, adventure novel has many positive aspects. It has strong characters and an intriguing plot that delivers in both interest and suspense. My favorite part is the setting because it includes international countries and Aboriginals. I'm curious to know who is behind Colonel Johnny Cook's kidnapping. Congrats on the BOTD!

[Hager Salem]

I'm not that into historical fiction, but I like the cover a lot.

[Filipa Baptista]

Thanks for the most enthusiastic review. It really shows that you enjoyed reading it and I believe I would enjoy it too. I'add it to my bookshelf for sure.

[Flora Posh]

It sounds like it could really be an interesting read. I may check it out sometime Thanks for the nice review

[Ozioma Miriam]

Wow, this book is so thrilling. My mind is already compelled to find out what happened in this book. Warramunga sounds like an intriguing concept to read about. Wonderful review.

[Favour Uwa]

Congratulation on the BOTD! I have not read any of the series Warramunga, but I would like to pass on this one.

[Jennifer Coxon]

Interesting read of both Malaysia and the setting up of new security services post WWII, and two aboriginal characters in some of the main roles tracking their friend through the Malayan jungle. I would be interested in the two earlier books in the trilogy as well.

[Pauls_]

It's good that the third book can be read as a standalone. This historical fiction contains kidnapping, murder and theft. The plot graphics wasn't very violent so I may give the book a go. Congratulations on BOTD.

[Taiwo_Olawoye]

This historical fictional book seems to be an interesting book. I really hope that Johnny is quickly rescued and reunited with his family. Thanks for the review.

[Joyce Nwaogazie]

From the title I was expecting a different storyline, but I've been awed. That's cool. Storylines such as missing persons, and larcenies is always a sure read for me because there is always a substantial amount of suspense. Congratulations on being the Book of The Day.

[Mozi Ken]

Skills of the Warramunga? Interesting. What I like from your description is that this book is action-packed and hard to put down. Good review.