Review by Krupali -- The Interloper by Dave Zeltserman

[Krupali]

[Following is a volunteer review of "The Interloper" by Dave Zeltserman.]

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4 out of 4 stars

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Kill and gain is the motto. The Interloper is an action-packed, mind-boggling thriller. You will find out the unexpected, and the book will leave you in complete amazement. Dave Zeltserman does a great job describing the gripping dark novel. The book is divided into three different parts, making it easier for any reader to get a hold of it.

Part One, The Hunted describes the problem Dan Willis faces being an unemployed individual. Overtime, he receives a phone call from the Homeland Protection or instead called The Death Factory, a government authority banishing the insurgents from the country. With the amount of money being offered, he grabs the offer quickly and establishes his new life. After killing about twenty –five insurgents, Willis, comes across the most shameful secrets of The Factory and is on a mission to expose them. With no money and the factory finding Dan, will he be able to reveal the sinister department of the government?

Part Two, The Dame deals with Willis running away from the factory and working with a group of criminals to get some cash in exchange for stealing “The Dame” – a Dutch painting. While the masterminds become successful in taking the painting, everything goes wrong when the group is being shot. Part Three, The Interloper is the best part of the three, where Dan and his gang snatch a massive hand by stealing a drug warehouse. Things go downhill when one of them is found murdered in his house with all the money gone.

The book is a cinematic masterpiece, and each page will wisely keep you indulged. The character development is ideal, and the apt descriptions of the scenes are good as well. There in common are instances where the story-line becomes predictable, but otherwise, it has a noticeable number of clever twists that may interest some people. The chapters in part one and two are short and fast-paced, suitable for anyone who wants to follow a few chapters here and there. Part three of the book has longer chapters and a very elaborate story maintaining a more unhurried pace; the book does not go boring here.

The Interloper is a dark work. There is many killing, kidnapping as well as hurting present in the book. Not a book for anyone uncomfortable with death and blood mentioned several times. It will be an excellent read for anyone who likes to read a lot of action, suspense, and thriller—fairly a book that can be converted into a movie and can be genuinely enjoyed. There is a fair amount of profaneness in the book that does not make it a read for everyone.

I believe the book will be a great read and an interesting one as well for anyone who enjoys action and is above the age of sixteen. All things considered, the book is substantially revised as I was incapable of concluding any mistakes in it. Thus, the book gets 4 out of 4 stars from me. It stood still upon my expectations.

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[Mbrooks2518]

This seems like a thrilling and action-packed book that I will enjoy. Nice review.

[Krupali]

This seems like a thrilling and action-packed book that I will enjoy. Nice review.

Thank you so much. I hope you enjoy the book!