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Status: Completed
Summary written by the author:
[book one complete]
Normally, a flaming plane crash is a worst case scenario, right? But what if you were to add in, say, 17 government agents with 3 different employers?
30 passengers.
7 FBI.
4 CIA.
6 MI6.
All hell is destined to break loose when everybody is outside of their jurisdiction and nobody plays by the rules. Not to mention throwing in a dangerous girl who none of them can figure out.
REVIEW
Plot- or character-driven?
Albeit mix of the two
Strong character development?
Nope, and it was intended that way. I can say, though, that the MC is a round character.
Lovable characters?
Sure
Diverse cast of characters?
A bit
Flaws of character a main focus? No.
Pace: Medium to fast
POV: 1st POV (Switching between the MC and the two other leads)
Overall thought:
Wew, I'm on a roll guys. Not a day has passed yet I'm here bringing new to the table, again.
Anyway, onto the No Man's Land. First chapter, I was already hooked. I've already planned something to read before picking this up. I was just about to check if it was worth adding to my library so I read the prologue then the next thing I knew, I've already read half of it :')
Based on the summary, you already know that this is (kind of )an espionage story. There are tons of spy novels here in this orange app so a good question would be "what makes this different?"
Well, for starters, 17 agents were coincidentally on one plane that (might I add) is about to crash. Throw in a little mystery about what caused things to happen, who made it happen, and a high caliber agent with a mysterious past. Another thing I want to note, which distinct itself from most espionage/agent stories, is the air of professionalism the characters give off (as they should, mind you, they should be trained professionals) and THE ✨details✨.
For those who are wondering if this has romance– for book 1– unfortunately for those who want romance, it doesn't. The plot will keep you going anyway, so maybe sacrifice a little I guess, or don't read at all if you don't want to. I won't force you :)
'Encountered some problems along the way but it was justified by the author who's hyper-aware of the plot holes as the book was written when he/she/they was younger. Plus, this is only book 1. (SPEAKING OF WHICH, IM HOPING FOR BOOK 2 TO BE ALREADY RELEASED, AUTHOR. ily do take your time.)
