Tom Lowe
Autore di The Butterfly Forest
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The Black Bullet (Sean O'Brien, #4) di Tom Lowe
In 1945 a u-boat is seen off the coast of Florida, 67 years later Sean O'Brien while out fishing in the Gulf Stream discovers a sunken u-boat containing u-235.
Sean O’Brien ex homicide cop with the Miami PD, now living on the banks of the St. Johns River, finds a victim of a brutal crime who dies in his arms and vows to find those responsible.
Soon he enters the world of forced labour, human trafficking, and sexual slavery.
Soon he enters the world of forced labour, human trafficking, and sexual slavery.
I felt the emotions of the characters. I was saddened and wept as I felt their loss. I was uplifted by their hopes and dreams. I was disgusted by the evil and despised the wicked.
There is something especially moving about this book. Tom Lowe evokes many emotions in this mystery. I will re-read this at some future date because it touched my heart.
There is something especially moving about this book. Tom Lowe evokes many emotions in this mystery. I will re-read this at some future date because it touched my heart.
This is a very entertaining book with interesting characters, well written. The heroes have skills setting them above the rest of us, but they are perfectly believable and wholly satisfying to read about. I did feel sorry for all the aquarium fish who died at the end, but the final atala butterfly was a perfect touch. Read this story and you will see what I mean.
I gave it three stars because only the likes of Charles Dickens deserves five, and books that almost add to the western cannon deserve four, IMHO.… (altro)
I gave it three stars because only the likes of Charles Dickens deserves five, and books that almost add to the western cannon deserve four, IMHO.… (altro)
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- Opere
- 20
- Utenti
- 554
- Popolarità
- #45,050
- Voto
- 3.5
- Recensioni
- 14
- ISBN
- 25
