Official Review: The Warramunga's Aftermath of War

dianaterrado · Post by **dianaterrado** » 06 Aug 2018, 07:17

I love that this book is set in the Philippines! I very rarely come across books that's set in the country I'm from. This isn't exactly my cup of tea though so even if it has exciting adventure and well written characters, I don't think I'll read this. Thanks for the review! =)

Dabuddhababe · Post by **Dabuddhababe** » 06 Aug 2018, 07:18

Not a big fan of war novels. I also dont like that the dialogue is distracting. I won't be giving this a read, but the store sounds extremely interesting. Thanks for the review.

Mumanyi · Post by **Mumanyi** » 06 Aug 2018, 07:22

Reading your review I don't feel this book will be enjoyable to me,since one easily predict s what's going to happen next.you have also mentioned that the climax comes too early.that makes the rest of the book boring.

Ruba Abu Ali · Post by **Ruba Abu Ali** » 06 Aug 2018, 07:29

This book is not my cup of tea, especially with the weak dialogue. But I am all appreciative of your insightful review. Thanks heaps!

Sahani Nimandra · Post by **Sahani Nimandra** » 06 Aug 2018, 07:40

I read the sample, and I was 100% hooked up so I get what you mean. I love detective crime reads filled with action and adventure. This is certainly a book for me, and I want to have it. Your review justified my opinion about this book, and Thank you for your descriptive review!

Herlexzander · Post by **Herlexzander** » 06 Aug 2018, 07:44

Warramunga, aftermath of the war, I enjoy reading it especially the first part that was based on war...
The plot of the play is war... I love it and so interesting. Moreover the title of the book should have been ' The survival'. This shows the two main characters ( captain James and jacko ) being the survival of the war. I also love the skill and the setting of the play. I hope the Australia will be glad too coz it relate it with ancient time ...but the author should deal more with the dialogue of the play generally ... And also he should have make it two story with different title coz the first part of the play talk about war and the latter is crime .. But I still recommend the story 4 out of 4, coz if u love war story or into criminology then u find it interesting

Dolor · Post by **Dolor** » 06 Aug 2018, 07:51

I am from the Philippines, and with it as one of the settings, I am curious to read the whole book. Child trafficking became rampant in random areas in the Philippines, too. I wonder if the abducted children were all Filipinos or not, and what happened thereafter. Thanks for the great review.

Sunnyroyish · Post by **Sunnyroyish** » 06 Aug 2018, 08:09

Anything about World War 2 is always interesting. This is a story that deals with the situation of Australia after the war. I would like to learn more about the story. I will definitely read it.

desantismt_17 · Post by **desantismt_17** » 06 Aug 2018, 08:10

The traditional mystery that morphs into an adventure story sounds different and really cool. Thanks for your review!

chegejoseph · Post by **chegejoseph** » 06 Aug 2018, 08:13

Thanks for such a detailed review. The book sounds interesting, and a lover of crime and mysteries story. I will actually read the book

Mohammedliman80 · Post by **Mohammedliman80** » 06 Aug 2018, 08:15

The Warramunga's War is a sweeping narrative of the friendship that forms ... Jacko rescues a wounded Jamie after
which they are conscripted in Cairo by MI6. A very nice review, i will like to read the book. Am going to add it in my Want to read shelves.

Jgideon · Post by **Jgideon** » 06 Aug 2018, 08:18

Jacko and Jamie's skills and intelligence make the book very interesting. I like the child trafficking theme of the story as well. Great review.

khandzz09 · Post by **khandzz09** » 06 Aug 2018, 08:19

I am looking forward to this book of The Warramunga's Aftermath of War. The thrilling, mystery, and crime investigation theme makes it more captivating. It's a page-turner for those who like this kind of books like me. Thank you for this review

MsTri · Post by **MsTri** » 06 Aug 2018, 08:20

Thanks for the thorough review, but I'm no more interested in a book involving human trafficking than I was interested in book one's emphasis on war. The dialogue issues you mention don't help, either.