Books by Anders de la Motte
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review 1: Motte certainly knows how to keep the suspense going and with lead characters as unsympathetic as the brother sister duo of Henrik and Rebecca that part of the writing is worthy of an accolade. This one again had a fast resolution with the siblings becoming miraculously super com...
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review 1: An average thriller. It is about a social deviant that finds a mobile phone, which a person called The Game Master contacts him through to play a game. The game starts off with childish pranks and quickly turns into more elaborate schemes, that put his sister in danger. The stor...
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review 1: Received as an ARC from the publisher. Began 1-12-14. Finished on 1-15-14. Continuation of The Game and its impact on the world. Thoroughly enjoyable; better than the 1st, and I liked that one. The transitions between the two main characters' sections were better and more clever ...
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review 1: Opět skvělá konspirační jízda s paranoickými prvky, za volantem nezničitelný HP, který pochybuje o všem a na vedlejším sedadle jeho sestra Becca, která se zdá nepochybuje o ničem. Třetí a (jak se zdá) poslední část příběhu opět obsahuje napětí, překvapivé momenty a zvraty a přiná...
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review 1: Just read the first book in this trilogy. It took me quite a few pages to really get into it, but when I did it was hard to stop. I was surprised to like it so much, because it's a story completely filled with cliches. Hero who is troubled. Heroine with a dark past. Conspiracies....
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review 1: About 3.5 stars. I received a free copy of this book from the publisher via Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.It has taken me a really long time to finish this book. I received it a while ago, and I set it down, and finally picked it up again. There are a few reasons ...
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review 1: It's rare I love a book and hate the sequel.I hated what the author did with Rebecca in this book. In the first one, she was a smart, driven if conflicted, tough, female co-main character. In this one, she was HP's prop, an oversexed, underbrained sidekick to her brother. I've re...