This is a tense international thriller in the best sense of the word. In his debut novel, the Author has made his mark and, if he continues writing the rest of the Trilogy in this manner, could well be on the way to standing up there in the ranks next to masters such as Eric Van Lustbader and Christopher Reich.

There is a large cast of characters, but each of their back stories are so masterfully and seamlessly told, that there is no chance to lose track of who is who, and what their part is in this novel. It is apparent from the way they are woven into the main body of the book, that a lot of time and thought went into the development of each character and, could possibly have been a result of the Author pulling from personal experiences with this particular group of people.

The plot is fast paced and intense; something we can all relate to in this day and age with the ever increasing news coverage of this type of event. As with his character development, the Author has obviously invested a lot of time into his research and thought into how he was going to put this onto paper. I really enjoyed this book and, have to say that this is the hardest review I've written so far, as to give it the full attention it deserves I would have to include spoilers, something I don’t do. I am looking forward to reading the other two novels in this series to see where things go.

Even if political thrillers are not usually what you read, and they aren't my go-to book, take the time to pick up a copy of this and jump right in. Be warned though, you will need to, turn off the phone, put on comfy clothes and fasten your seat belt, as it’s a thrill packed, unstoppable, page turning journey.

Originally reviewed on: http://catesbooknuthut.wordpress.com/2013/06/24/review-the-z-redemption-daniel-w...



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This is a tense international thriller in the best sense of the word. In his debut novel, the Author has made his mark and, if he continues writing the rest of the Trilogy in this manner, could well be on the way to standing up there in the ranks next to masters such as Eric Van Lustbader and Christopher Reich.

There is a large cast of characters, but each of their back stories are so masterfully and seamlessly told, that there is no chance to lose track of who is who, and what their part is in this novel. It is apparent from the way they are woven into the main body of the book, that a lot of time and thought went into the development of each character and, could possibly have been a result of the Author pulling from personal experiences with this particular group of people.

The plot is fast paced and intense; something we can all relate to in this day and age with the ever increasing news coverage of this type of event. As with his character development, the Author has obviously invested a lot of time into his research and thought into how he was going to put this onto paper. I really enjoyed this book and, have to say that this is the hardest review I've written so far, as to give it the full attention it deserves I would have to include spoilers, something I don’t do. I am looking forward to reading the other two novels in this series to see where things go.

Even if political thrillers are not usually what you read, and they aren't my go-to book, take the time to pick up a copy of this and jump right in. Be warned though, you will need to, turn off the phone, put on comfy clothes and fasten your seat belt, as it’s a thrill packed, unstoppable, page turning journey.

Originally reviewed on: http://catesbooknuthut.wordpress.com/2013/06/24/review-the-z-redemption-daniel-w...



This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License. ( )