The Library of Forbidden Books (Order of the Black Sun Book 8), by P.W. Child
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The Library of Forbidden Books (Order of the Black Sun Book 8), by P.W. Child
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Archaeologist Dr. Nina Gould swears she is making a new start away from the toils of the past few years and decides to purchase an old house in her former hometown of Oban, Scottland. But little does she know that the house comes with an unsavory history, one that is a bit too close to comfort; especially when an old university friend looks her up and introduces her to a mysterious and odd American lecturer with a family history connected to her house. When Sam Cleave assists the agents of MI6 to gather intelligence on a corrupt Dutch financier, he finds out that the embezzler is in fact a member of the council, the veteran society managing the Order of the Black Sun. With his investigation of the man, Jaap Roodt, Sam finds out that Nina’s life is in danger. She stands in the way of the completion of the Longinus, a fierce and deadly biological weapon set to destroy the world and facilitate the Nazi ritual to bring back the Old Gods by means of the manipulation of advanced physics. Sam needs to find her before the council’s assassins do. To obtain the arcane information needed to complete the Longinus, the Black Sun sends Dave Purdue to retrieve it from a place that might or might not even exist—The Library of Forbidden Books. While looking for the deadly codes he needs to collect, Purdue is reunited with Sam and Nina, who are fleeing from the assassins of the council while accompanied by Nina’s old university friend and the strange American lecturer. But when they all team up to find the knowledge held in the legendary library, they realize that not all of them have the same intentions for the information contained therein. Which of them have nefarious agendas? And which of them are honestly trying to avert the release of the dreaded biological agent? It is a question that can only be answered within The Library of Forbidden Books ... A word from the author: Hello and thank you for your interest in my book. It has come to my attention that some people have been mistaking my books for those written by the famous author duo Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child. This is not the case. I wish to clarify that I am not, by any means, related to Douglas Preston or Lincoln Child, Lee Child or any other author called Preston Child. I hope this clears up the confusion. The Library of Forbidden Books leads the reader on a roller-coaster ride in search of a legend. Packed with breathtaking suspense and nerve-shredding action, The Library of Forbidden Books is a thrilling read for all fans of action, suspense, and intrigue.
The Library of Forbidden Books (Order of the Black Sun Book 8), by P.W. Child- Amazon Sales Rank: #19430 in eBooks
- Published on: 2015-11-06
- Released on: 2015-11-06
- Format: Kindle eBook
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful. Good Plot but Weak Writing & Poor Formatting Makes Library of Forbidden Books a Difficult Read By Bill Anderson This fictional novel is targeted people to people who enjoy technothrillers.What was the Amazon Rank on the date this review was published? 4,092.Is this a book that I can read without having to read others first? This is the eighth in the series, but it is okay as a stand alone.I also am grateful that the writer did not end with a cliffhanger.Are there a lot of typos/misspellings, grammatical errors or other editing failures? Typos are infrequent but the editing for layout and readability needs improvement.Is this a fast, easy read or is it more of a leisure read? The Library of Forbidden Books is a story for leisure reading.What sort of language does this writer use to amplify the points made? UK Adult English. This is one of those rare works that includes more f-bombs (48 to be precise) than the combined total of other foul language (40 by my count).My biggest pleasure or disappointment was? The paragraph formatting created great difficulty in reading. Second on the list was that the writer tells us everything, rather than let us see it through the characters observations, thoughts and deeds. I tried to provide an excerpt so the formatting issue could be displayed, but Amazon would not permit inclusion in the format I wished to provide.Bottom Line:The writing is okay. If the writer adopted the ‘Show, don’t tell’ method, it would be easier to identify with the characters, but otherwise, the writing is okay. It is the paragraph formatting that causes a great deal of confusion as I try reading this.Because the paragraph formatting omits indenting and does not provide a space above or below each new paragraph, reading this story is laborious. Therefore, while I would love to rate it 2.5, Amazon provides no such alternative. Therefore, it gets three stars.At any rate, this is not bad story. It just could have been far better than it is.Comments? Consider adding value to this review by entering a comment or posing a question below.
4 of 5 people found the following review helpful. Great book almost ruined by strained writing style! By Doc I have read all 8 books in this series, always giving 5 stars. Here we have a 5 star book based on a solid plot, well defined characters and extensive action, ruined by 2-3 star descriptive writing. Not until the 59% mark did he use an acceptable descriptor saying "low light" instead of "abysmally obscure obfuscation" which his descriptors were like throughout the book. He uses "behavioral exhibition" when he means "body language" and phrases like "the atmosphere screamed with intent and challenge.". What the hell do phrases like that even mean? He wrote an author note dispelling he is trying to be Douglas and Child, so props for that. But, PW, go back to the writing style you used so successfully in the first seven books!
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. Love it! By Nicole I am a very picky reader, and I love a book that is written well and can surprise me. This book exceeded all my expectations! The plot was fast paced, the characters were complex, and the dialogue was riveting. I could not believe that I had waited so long to read this novel. I am recommending this to anyone who loves a good book.
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