Whiskey Devils by Brandon Zenner
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
A freewheeler leaves his day job and joins his roommate in growing and selling marijuana.
One thing leads to another and they are soon running from a bunch of Russian goons.
How the protagonist survives the Russian Drug mafia forms the most of the book.
Not a very great read.
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Friday, April 02, 2021
Whiskey Devils by Brandon Zenner
No Game For a Date by M. Ruth Myers
No Game For a Dame by M. Ruth Myers
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
Soon after she takes on a seemingly easy client, Maggie Sullivan gets an unwanted visitor to her office who threatens her with dire consequences if she continues to probe without stating exactly what.
The person ends up dead and Maggie is arrested for his murder. Her office is raided and everything is put in disarray.
These only make Maggie more determined to get to the root of the mystery.
She goes about thinking and gathering enough information to finally solve the problems at hand.
A decent read.
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Thursday, November 28, 2019
Andaman Adventure Barren Island by Deepak Dala
ANDAMAN ADVENTURE BARREN ISLAND by Deepak DalalMy rating: 4 of 5 stars
The kids find themselves at Port Blair and trying to find the people who kidnapped them in the earlier book. Even if one has not read it this book makes for a good reading.
Has a lot of information of the tribes of Andamans making it a worthy reading even if one is not interested too much in the adventures of the boys. As usual the author blends reality with fiction very well.
A good read for lovers of environment and those seeking knowledge of various geographies of India.
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Snow Leopard by Deepak Dalal
Snow Leopard Adventure by Deepak DalalMy rating: 4 of 5 stars
If you are into wildlife and love reading about wildlife treks, do read the book. The author has done enough to keep you enthralled.
Not only is the book an adventure of the young boys trying to protect another young boy from unknown pursuers, it is also an awesome hunt for the snow leopard. The snow leopard is an elusive animal who lives in the high mountainous Himalayas.
The book describes how a search for the Snow leopard could turn out to be.
Do read the book and other books by the author if you are an wildlife enthusiast.
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