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itle: One False MoveAuthor: Alex Kava
Genre: Fiction: Crime/Action
Synopsis: A convicted murderer gets the evidence that sent him to jail retracted by threatening the key witness. Once free, he convinces his sister and 17-year-old nephew to help him rob a bank. His sister and her son have only ever stolen what they needed to get by, and have never had to use guns. When the bank robbery goes wrong they must run taking an unsuspecting hostage and many lives along the way.
My Thoughts
This is the first novel I am reviewing from my mystery 10 pack from Discover Books! Most of the titles are books that are ones that I would not have chosen on my own. This one is a crime novel full of suspense that keeps the reader on the edge of their seat.
It started out a little slow introducing all of the characters in their separate lives and a bit confusing trying to remember who is who even when there are only about 7 key players (this can be done well, I mean I have read Game of Thrones). After the first few chapters, it comes together and the reader understands how all the characters fit together.
This book is not for the faint of heart, there are some pretty intense murder scenes once the story really gets going.
Overall, this is an engaging story that makes the reader want to know what will happen next, but overall I think it could have been developed more to fill in plot holes and provide more motivation for the characters' actions.
If you like crime dramas, suspense, or stories about kidnappings then this book is for you!
Comment below if you have read this book or have suggestions for others like it!
To buy this book from Amazon now, click on the image at the top of the post.
To see more from the author, visit the website linked above
This is the first novel I am reviewing from my mystery 10 pack from Discover Books! Most of the titles are books that are ones that I would not have chosen on my own. This one is a crime novel full of suspense that keeps the reader on the edge of their seat.
It started out a little slow introducing all of the characters in their separate lives and a bit confusing trying to remember who is who even when there are only about 7 key players (this can be done well, I mean I have read Game of Thrones). After the first few chapters, it comes together and the reader understands how all the characters fit together.
This book is not for the faint of heart, there are some pretty intense murder scenes once the story really gets going.
Overall, this is an engaging story that makes the reader want to know what will happen next, but overall I think it could have been developed more to fill in plot holes and provide more motivation for the characters' actions.
If you like crime dramas, suspense, or stories about kidnappings then this book is for you!
Comment below if you have read this book or have suggestions for others like it!
To buy this book from Amazon now, click on the image at the top of the post.
To see more from the author, visit the website linked above
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