Review of The raven conspiracy

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Weird personalities on a small town? Is the sheriff in on it? This sounds mysterious. I am definitely looking forward to reading this. I like FBI and crime stories and this intrigued me.
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Any detective book always has an interesting story on how to unravel crime. I will read "The raven conspiracy" by Michael Spratt to learn how to think through investigations.
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Thanks for your review. The title alone has me interested, and the concept sounds interesting and thrilling.
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The intriguing elements intertwined in this thrilling story seem to play their role fabulously, and I would love to know how the detectives solve the mysterious aspects of the beach town.
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I think focusing on the day-to-day mundane aspects of detective lives, while not as thrilling, is quite original. I hope that the casual lives of the detectives in Crescent Beach will be as exciting as their investigation.
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While the overall mystery is enough to draw a reader in, the characters—particularly the citizens of Crescent Beach—seem like they steal the show in this book. They are the real mystery, and I’d love to read this book just to figure out what’s going on with them. Thank you for the helpful review.
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Oh, the Raven Conspiracy is a resto and the book discusses the menu! Then, there is demonic possession and a lackadaisical deputy sheriff. This is definitely a different kind of crime story. Let me check it out to appease my curiosity.
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Post by Anna_Hernandez »

Thank you for the heads-up. I agree that a mystery book that sidetracks too much into the detectives' lives rather than focusing on the unraveling of the mystery can be rather disappointing. Nonetheless, this book sounds intriguing, especially with your descriptions of the suspects. Thank you for the review!
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Great story plot with strong character development. This looks like a start to a promising series.
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Post by Leonie Vermaak »

Oh wow this sound like just the right book for me😉. I just love crime and conspiracy book and it seems like this one has it all. I'm very curious why Catalina states that there is a 'devil in her home', and I hope to find out. Thanks for a great review.
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The description of the Raven Conspiracy by Michael F. Spratt makes me think that I would enjoy reading the book. I like the premise of the story, it sounds intriguing and mysterious.
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Michael F. Spratt seems to be talented and creative in writing this crime thriller fiction with his underlying theme that law enforcement also needs to be in tune with people. I would like to read this sometime. Your review is well written without giving away too much. Congratulations on the BOTD!
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The plot sounds engaging and unique, I wonder how and if the case will be solved. I feel intrigued by the characters in the book.
The review is well-written and detailed.
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I actually like the detective's teasing attitude towards the FBI agents, and think his keeping things from them is fun. I enjoy how casually the book is written; it's a very easy read.
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Thank you for your intriguing and very detailed review on this crime/detective story. You gave just enough information to make it so that we would want to go read it. Superb job you have done.
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