Book Review Fool
2004
First-time action-adventure author Al W Moe tells a behind-the-scenes story of murder and intrigue at a Reno, Nevada casino.
The story is clever and sets a technical view of the machinations going on at a non (we hope) typical casino. The imagery is slightly lacking and the characters lack solid motivation and depth.
Pacing is good to languid, and you'll like this one if you love casinos, but with a small cast of a half-dozen true characters, you may feel the plot line is lacking.
The finish is a surprise and worth the wait, but you may find the Ebook version (FREE) is more to your liking than ordering the book and waiting for a two-hundred page, $12.95 offering.
The story is clever and sets a technical view of the machinations going on at a non (we hope) typical casino. The imagery is slightly lacking and the characters lack solid motivation and depth.
Pacing is good to languid, and you'll like this one if you love casinos, but with a small cast of a half-dozen true characters, you may feel the plot line is lacking.
The finish is a surprise and worth the wait, but you may find the Ebook version (FREE) is more to your liking than ordering the book and waiting for a two-hundred page, $12.95 offering.
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Book Rating: Three of Five Stars
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Why this book is important: It's not
Book Rating: Three of Five Stars
Go to Download Page to Get a FREE Word Doc Copy of This Book!
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