Review of Not What Meets the Eye

[Erick Muyesu]

I love plots that intertwine dialogue between characters.Based on your review , the dialogue in Not What meets the eye is organic and humorous which is a plus to anyone who wants to read this book. This genre is not my kind but I will for sure recommend it to other readers. Congratulations for BOTD selection.

[Jake Gylan]

I have never been a fan of archeological-related adventure narratives but through the brief description of this book, I can tell that I should give it a chance. I will gladly look forward to continuing Antosha's tale. To the reviewer kudos, a job well done.

[Laura Ungureanu]

This book is about the adventurous life of an archeologist named Antosha. She has to go back to the Lost City after losing her parents there. Congrats on BOTD!

[Seamstress]

I am not adventurous by nature, therefore this book is definitely not my cup of tea. I am more sedate and peaceful, so all this running and searching is way too much action and stress, even just reading about it. No offence, I prefer to skip the book, but congrats with BOTD anyway!

[Mayuri Kotalawala]

I particularly enjoyed the interactions between Nathious and Anthosha. A lot of them were cheeky and humorous.

A 700-page book needs humor. Although your review unearthed my curiousity, the number of pages buried it again. Thank you all the same.

[Sheen jenny]

Not What Meets the Eye sounds like an enthralling adventure filled with intriguing characters and unexpected twists. I can see why you found it enjoyable, and the cinematic feel must have made the reading experience even more captivating!"

[Udegbunam Miriam]

Reading about Archaeologists does not just give you the thrill of adventure, it also comes with a wealth of knowledge. What can I learn from the Archaeologist, Scarlett? What adventure is there in her past that came back to haunt her? Interesting review.

[Annette Boateng]

I feel for such people in the case of having a tragic past that is coming back to haunt one is another whole trauma, a delima into one's life. However l am curious of next action and if Antosha was able to overcome it. Great review.

[Ezeani Emmanuel]

Once a book have a good author, who makes it lovely and interesting, it will never be a dull moment in reading the book. It's lengthy I know, but it's certainly worth it. Congrats on the book of the day.

[DEEPA PUJARI]

The book consists of thirty-two chapters and follows Antosha Scarlett, an archeologist with a tragic past that has come back to haunt her. Congratulations BOTD!

[Yulisa Sanchez]

This is a very mysterious and adventure-filled book that has a unique premise that is sure to satisfy the curiosity of avid readers. I especially like the easy to read manner the book is written in particularly because it is 700 pages long. Congrats on the BOTD!

[Sarah Zain]

I really liked the cover. The review was expressing and detailed; it highlights the aspects of the book perfectly.
Mystery in the lost city it could be a very interesting read.

[Judenson Cenatus]

The author's ability to evoke fond memories of the thrilling atmosphere from the "Mummy" movie is a testament to their skill in creating an engaging narrative. Incorporating elements that resonate with readers from popular movies can be a great way to draw them into the story and make it more enjoyable

[Mauzi Kenneth]

There's this excitement I have when I'm about to read adventurous books. What makes it this thrilling for me is that I don't know what would happen next. The setting of the book is always different. So I can't predict well what would happen next. I hope I feel this way in this book, Not What Meets The Eye. Good review.

[Gillian Walter]

Lengthy books tire me out. When I finish them, I feel like a weight has been lifted off me. However, there are few which I've read that didn't feel this way because I was too engrossed in what happened next to notice. It seems Not What Meets The Eye is like this–engrossing. Nice review.