Review of Energy Dependence Day
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Review of Energy Dependence Day
[Following is a volunteer review of "Energy Dependence Day" by Christian F. Burton.]
Energy Dependence Day by Christian F. Burton opens a new page for readers to expose life in the Middle East and the U.S. The genre of this novel is thriller. Burton attracts his readers by presenting multi-dimensional perspectives of living conditions in both countries post the 9/11 terrorist attack. This 383-page of fiction picks up the threats to characterize the journey of terror and counter-terror. The countries' politics, social, cultural, justice, humanity, and education in both nations may be influenced. The most pressing issue will be how government forces shift the terrorist actions during these days. Will the countries collapse if the price of energy is unstable? The story engages readers with the roles of political leaders, wealth owners, religious parties, and high school students in a society where people populate for achieving their goals.
The characters' beliefs, faith, and confidence make this novel realistic in every aspect to demonstrate the emotions. This story defines the variation of philosophy impacts by religious roles, wealth, politics, and education in these countries where the people interact, link, and relate. How is the counter-terror capability to solve this puzzle? The ending will make this tale the most thrilling. The author also fascinates the reader's attention to the different facets between Arabian males' and females' lives in Saudi Arabia.
The Energy Dependence Day delivers excellent literature of cultural, religious, and political life in narration. This book paints realistic living conditions for readers to learn about political ideology around life as a detective occupation and the opposition in Saudi Arabia and America. The author leaves an inspiring message to his viewers that one party will be a shining example in one's profession. However, political forces to sustain the available resources in the countries are the ultimate objective.
During my reading, I found some cynicism in the texts. Some characters expressed their sadness, bitterness, anger through emotions during their interactions. They represented the ugly facets of their conditions. Also, the case in my concern is the variety of dimensions in some characters may add mystery and intrigue to the readers.
The written composition has been carefully checked. I can only find one mistake from the content. However, it doesn't interrupt my understanding to read until the end. Having examined the Energy Dependence Day, I didn't deduct any credit from this book. Thus, I am glad to rate this book 4 out of 4 stars. I think this rating is a fair and justified conclusion when compared to my previous ratings.
Apart from the above assessment, texts consist of some typos. This examination doesn't discourage my enjoyment from reading this book. I recommend the Energy Dependence Day to the interest of political leaders, sustainable thoughts, and highly motivated individuals who possess the remarkable traits of justice. Personality with elements of equality, authority, responsibility, and control models will fall in with this philosophy. I would also advocate this book to adult readers of the future generation who enjoy the thriller genre with some romance thrown in.
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Energy Dependence Day
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Energy Dependence Day by Christian F. Burton opens a new page for readers to expose life in the Middle East and the U.S. The genre of this novel is thriller. Burton attracts his readers by presenting multi-dimensional perspectives of living conditions in both countries post the 9/11 terrorist attack. This 383-page of fiction picks up the threats to characterize the journey of terror and counter-terror. The countries' politics, social, cultural, justice, humanity, and education in both nations may be influenced. The most pressing issue will be how government forces shift the terrorist actions during these days. Will the countries collapse if the price of energy is unstable? The story engages readers with the roles of political leaders, wealth owners, religious parties, and high school students in a society where people populate for achieving their goals.
The characters' beliefs, faith, and confidence make this novel realistic in every aspect to demonstrate the emotions. This story defines the variation of philosophy impacts by religious roles, wealth, politics, and education in these countries where the people interact, link, and relate. How is the counter-terror capability to solve this puzzle? The ending will make this tale the most thrilling. The author also fascinates the reader's attention to the different facets between Arabian males' and females' lives in Saudi Arabia.
The Energy Dependence Day delivers excellent literature of cultural, religious, and political life in narration. This book paints realistic living conditions for readers to learn about political ideology around life as a detective occupation and the opposition in Saudi Arabia and America. The author leaves an inspiring message to his viewers that one party will be a shining example in one's profession. However, political forces to sustain the available resources in the countries are the ultimate objective.
During my reading, I found some cynicism in the texts. Some characters expressed their sadness, bitterness, anger through emotions during their interactions. They represented the ugly facets of their conditions. Also, the case in my concern is the variety of dimensions in some characters may add mystery and intrigue to the readers.
The written composition has been carefully checked. I can only find one mistake from the content. However, it doesn't interrupt my understanding to read until the end. Having examined the Energy Dependence Day, I didn't deduct any credit from this book. Thus, I am glad to rate this book 4 out of 4 stars. I think this rating is a fair and justified conclusion when compared to my previous ratings.
Apart from the above assessment, texts consist of some typos. This examination doesn't discourage my enjoyment from reading this book. I recommend the Energy Dependence Day to the interest of political leaders, sustainable thoughts, and highly motivated individuals who possess the remarkable traits of justice. Personality with elements of equality, authority, responsibility, and control models will fall in with this philosophy. I would also advocate this book to adult readers of the future generation who enjoy the thriller genre with some romance thrown in.
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Energy Dependence Day
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon | on Smashwords
