Official Review: The Assignment by Don Chance

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Cecilia_L wrote: 11 Jan 2020, 17:31 Thanks for your excellent review of this character-driven story.
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Irene_A wrote: 11 Jan 2020, 11:07 Love the theme of the story already!! It seems to show the struggle for balance in our professional and personal lives, often atimes one or the other suffers. Would love to read it. Thanks for the review.
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Character-driven books are my favorites, especially when an author can convey the mental aspect as well as physical actions. Your review has me wanting to know more and I will be adding this interesting book on my to read list. Great job.
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I like romantic novels and I hope the relationship between CJ and her husband Trey will develop into that. Thanks for the great review.
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Thank you for your well written review! This seems like a great book to dive in to.
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Love character driven books like this one. I'll definitely have to get this book! Great job on your review!
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Oh, this one seems exciting! I love that this is heavily character-driven, and the author seems to have done a great job at developing the characters, as well as being unafraid to explore sensitive issues with a nuanced touch. Thanks for the review!
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My interest in this book has been piqued because of your review. I enjoyed reading it.
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I enjoy character driven books with a power lead female protagonist. The storyline makes for a good interesting read. I would definitely be reading it as I am very curious as to why her husband has been rejecting her advances. Anyone else seeking the juicy details about this too...
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I can definitely identify with poor CJs life struggles and this book is obviously well written. Im interested to know if it all works out for her in the end.
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This is an interesting contemporary fiction story on professionalism, choices, secrets, and maintaining a balance in work and one's personal life. It is free on Kindle Unlimited and has an inciteful OnlineBookClub review that highlighted the book perfectly. Congrats on the BOTD.
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Sounds like it's well written. The situation is very real. I can't say how much the husband has done to be made the villain, not having read it, but there are usually two sides to every story. Marriages stagnate and couples get sick of each other. If he did actually cheat first, then fair enough.
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I am not much into character driven novels. But I am curious to know how well the author has handled few difficult themes in this book. Congratulations on being BBOTD
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The characters seem interesting. I'm glad that CJ has a sense of humour otherwise, this will just seem more like too much drama. Thanks for your review.
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This looks like a great book, The sample already captured my attention, and your review confirmed my thoughts.

Thanks for reviewing!
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