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Disappearance (2013)

by Niv Kaplan(Favorite Author)

3.82 of 5 Votes: 4

languge

English

genre

Fiction

publisher

Oblivion Books

review 1: Tracks written by Niv Kaplan is very heavy read that is full of suspense from the first page all the way to the last. This book is very well written and keeps you on the edge of your seat waiting for the next big move. The book centralizes on a grieving father is tracking any clues, and any traces of his kidnapped child. While focusing on this search, he helps form an international organization that tracks other missing children. The subject matter ranges from child trafficking, terrorism, and sex. The story is well told and believable. I found myself quietly hoping that Sam would be reunited with his lost son. The characters are all very well developed and relateable. Although there are many characters and a lot of different plots to keep track of, the setting and... more characters are developed enough that it is easy to flow through each plot and from character to character without getting lost or confused. The book easily help my interest throughout. I found there were few if any parts of the novel where I was bored or losing interest. I was constantly hoping the good guy would "win" and wanting to know what would come next. There is plenty of mystery and heart ache to keep reading and hoping for.The subject matter is quite deep and there are plenty of sex scenes and violent scenes to make this highly inappropriate for younger readers!
review 2: I was a little worried about this book when I read an Amazon reviewer complaining about grammar and syntax. I had an Israeli friend that would ask me to stub out her cigarette by saying “close it.” It’s endearing. Like that Israeli woman on NCSI, or whatever that Navy investigative show was, the woman would get Western colloquialisms a little wrong. It’s nothing to worry about. The novel itself was great and exciting. The writing style fast and compelling. The plot was as close to original as you can get in this modern day. I enjoyed the book thoroughly. less

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