Official Review: All the Targets by Noah Bond

[Ams Strong]

Good review. It does feel like a great book with good characters. Too bad for the content with women's legs

[Odirile Tsatsilebe]

The author's adept exploration of a nuclear threat from North Korea, a fear shared by many, adds a compelling layer to the narrative, potentially making the storyline resonate on a deeper level. This connection to real-world anxieties can enhance the book's appeal, and it's noteworthy that the author's work has earned the distinction of Book of the Day. Sending congratulations to the author and extending best wishes for their future projects!

[Chitra Ayengar]

A nuclear attack on US soil by North Korea and its retaliation leads to a series of events which is not only intriguing but also shows the power of West. The main lead Marco is a formidable force to reckon. Congrats on BOTD.

[Rahul Singh 29]

"Politics is the art of deception, and deception is the art of survival." It reflects the main theme of the book, which is how politicians use deception to achieve their goals and protect themselves from their enemies. It also shows the moral ambiguity and complexity of the political world, where the truth is often hidden or distorted. Thank you for sharing the review. Congratulations on #BOTD!

[Asma Aisha Ansari]

All the Targets by Noah Bond promises an adrenaline-packed ride, kicking off with a nuclear attack. The political intrigue and unexpected twists in different global settings make it a must-read for anyone craving a thrilling, well-researched narrative.

[Prince Ekeoma]

"All the Targets" by Noah Bond. An interesting action packed novel, talks about the North Korean nuclear attack that obliterates San Francisco and severely damages most of the West Coast. Marco Patrick Redondo on his own side is someone who is ambitious, he became a senator, to a vice president and then the president of the United States of America. The author did ila great job in his writing style and the professional editing. Congrats on your #BOTD.

[Brittany Arendse]

This is not my genre of choice but well done to the author on #BOTD. I’m sure this book will be enjoyable for those whole love political thrillers and espionage.

[Marina Flisvou]

Your summary of the plot, beginning with a catastrophic nuclear attack on San Francisco and the subsequent leadership and retaliation efforts led by protagonist Marco Patrick Redondo, sets a dramatic and high-stakes backdrop for the story. "All the Targets" by Noah Bond appears to be an entertaining and well-crafted novel, offering a blend of suspense, intrigue, and international espionage, albeit with some conventional romantic tropes.

[Borhan Alofari]

Nice
The review is captivating, suggesting that the book is intriguing due to the reviewer highlighting the youth and dynamism of the protagonist.

[Tommy Mayengbam]

I'll pass on this. At the moment, I'm not keen to read a silly romance that dwells too much on women's legs.

[Brienna Cooper]

Great review! This sounds like a good set-up for a movie or tv series in this genre, if I’m being honest. Also, as a romance fan, having it in a story like this would be a plus for me, but even I’ll roll my eyes at the mega corny stuff from time to time. However, those classic tropes/clichés can become strengths if they are written/utilized particularly well. Though, based on what was said, I may have to look at a different title for that lol.

[Aang Krishna]

Thank you for the great review. I love the way you write the review. Political thriller is not one of my favorites. Regardless,Congrats to the author and the reviewer.

[Victory Ositaorah]

I would love to know how the ambitions of Marco led to him being a President of the United States of America and I also would want to know the relationship between Marco and Meghan.

[Amy Luman]

As long as the book only has a “touch” of romance, I’ll be OK. Espionage stories are some of my favorites. I’ve read by Noah Bond before and was very happy. Congratulations on BOTD!

[Devesh Patel]

"All the Targets" by Noah Bond is a gripping political thriller with a fast-paced narrative, engaging plot twists, and meticulous storytelling that spans various settings. The espionage elements and mysteries in international politics were captivating. While the romance passages felt a bit stereotyped and womanizing. Recommended for fans of political thrillers.