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Fruit Bat (42 KP) rated My Ripper Hunting Days in Books

Mar 1, 2018  
My Ripper Hunting Days
My Ripper Hunting Days
Bernard Boley | 2016 | Fiction & Poetry
10
10.0 (2 Ratings)
Book Rating
The book is a work of fiction but the author cleverly works fiction and known facts about the Jack the Ripper case to produce a thrilling read.

The main character of the book is pathologist Woodrow Riley who manages to get himself mixed up in some very nasty going on's its up to the reader to decide whether you think he ambitious stupid or gullible. Myself I think he is a mixer of all three.

The story is based around Woodrow's dairy writings of 1888 and how he unwittingly become involved in the killings of five unfortunate women killed by the hand, of the man the world would know as Jack the Ripper. Woodrow takes the reader on a journey though a series of meetings and interactions he has with various characters and this where it gets very interesting because after a while you realize that each of these character is not what he first appears to be .

Great read for these cold winter nights so snuggle up and enjoy.
  
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    Voot Kids

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Andrew Sinclair (25 KP) rated War Cry in Books

Nov 24, 2019  
War Cry
War Cry
Wilbur Smith, David Churchill | 2017 | Fiction & Poetry
8
8.0 (1 Ratings)
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This is a fascinating story that follows the lives of two characters who finally meet about 3 quarters of the way through the book. Despite their circumstances they can't resist each other hurting close friends in the process. Meanwhile World War 2 is brewing and both are caught up in the action on opposing sides. At this point the story becomes a kind of global Romeo and Juliet where they must endeavour to keep their relationship secret as there are those who would seek to tear it apart. When you follow their journey as a reader and get to know both characters you can't help but route for them even though some of their actions make you question their morality. This gives it a true sense of realism as the heroes of the book don't always do the right thing. It's an engrossing read and I can't wait to read the sequel which I have already bought.
  
    Kung Fu

    Kung Fu

    Ryan Gattis

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    Jen B's been surviving at the nightmarishly brutal MLK High School just like everybody else: by...