Official Review: The Freedom Building by Martin Kendall

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Re: Official Review: The Freedom Building by Martin Kendall

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The review is quite a good one, it touched on the core points book and would make anyone want to read it. I read the first chapter of the book and fell in love with it straight away.
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Thank you for you outstanding review. I enjoyed the sample pages that I read before coming here. You just made the story pop out from your magnificent review!!
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Thank you for the great review. I was thinking I'd probably wouldn't read this book, but after reading your review, I just might consider it. The psychological part is what got me. I appreciate you helping me to rethink about this book.
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When written well, psychological thrillers can be the best thing ever. The review itself has gotten me quite excited so I wonder what the book is like.
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This sounds like an intriguing psychological novel. If only there is a way to cure the mind as easily as the body then John's issues would have been resolved much easier. Great review, thanks.
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When Wilkinson Junior makes some disparaging remarks about Muslims wanting to take back land from the Israelis, terrorists blow up the Zenith building, a faceless modern glass construction. I would like to read the book. Thanks for the great review.
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Wouldn't say no to an architectural thriller. Would definitely read this one. Great job on the review. You've given a great overview of the story.
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A psychological triller might be a book I might have to check soon. They are always fun to read. Wonder who later designed the Zenith?
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It sounds like a unique psychological thriller. Thanks for the review
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Understanding John's psychology is key. However, he seems to be struggling with his own demons on the road to self discovery. Great review.
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This seems like a super exciting psychological novel which has various range of topics covered. The review was great! Thank you
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The Freedom Building by Martin Kendall sounds like a truly interesting character driven novel. John, the protagonist, is going through the most. Amnesia is one of his challenges, because of his career he has to hide it from everyone else. This psychological novel is intriguing.
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I'm really interested in psychology so I'm excited to take a look at this book. I also wonder how the amnesia will affect him, it must be really scary to suddenly wake up and "time travel" to a future you don't have any memory of. Thanks for the review.
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I like the plots in the novel and i would like to know how John overcomes his psychological problem. It will be interesting to read. Thanks for the nice review.
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John Gowan's life is more than a story. After the accident, he is not the same, and people around him are not the same. What is really true?
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