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Requiem for the Dead by Victor Alvarez

Requiem for the Dead by Victor Alvarez

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TITLE INFORMATION

Requiem for the Dead

Victor Alvarez

Black Rose Writing, 395 pages

9781684334377, 3.12.20

BOOK REVIEW

Overall Rating = 3.75

Storyline & Concept = 4.25

Writing & Delivery = 3

Editorial = 4

Requiem for the Dead by Victor Alvarez is a thriller that begins with the kidnapping of the teenage daughter of a high-ranking American military officer stationed in Germany. It takes us through a series of further kidnappings, the resulting investigation, and the discovery of a plot against North Korea that could result in World War Three.

This is an explosive novel featuring the characters of Special Agent Jacqueline Belle Sinclair of the Army’s CID division and her sidekick, Agent Tom Price, from military intelligence. They successfully lead the reader through a sequence of action-packed, edge-of-your-seat scenes that demonstrate the author’s own extensive experience in the military and CID. To soften the tone, he adds an underlying romance to the story.

For fans of the genre, Requiem for the Dead delivers all the necessary ingredients.

Sublime line: “A military thriller that takes the reader on an action-packed adventure through present-day Germany and North Korea.”

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