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The Gift Of Illusion (2011)

by Richard Brown(Favorite Author)

3.43 of 5 Votes: 1

languge

English

genre

Horror

publisher

Richard Brown Books

review 1: This book keep me interested from the very beginning. It does keep you guessing who is responsible for all of the murders. In most books I read, I need to enjoy the main character. The Gift Illusion delivered. Detective Isaac Winters was a witty, sarcastic, over protective father who had awesome ability to seek out clues and was driven to solve the case no matter what. I would reccomend this book to people who really enjoy Detective stories with an interesting Twist.
review 2: So i won this e-book on Sunday. I started reading it Monday morning, and finished it around 8 PM last night. Thar's pretty quick for me considering im a slowish reader. Anyway I really loved this book, and i actually emailed the author telling him i loved it which was awesome. I could not... more put this book down the whole time i was reading it I could not put it down. When i first found out about the book it was on someone else's blog, and i read the description, and i was like wow this sounds really good. So when i got it i was so excited to read, a couple of times i almost cried there was a couple of sad parts. I'd have to say my favorite character had to be Issac i loved that he had such a tragedy happen to him in the past, and he was still working and he still had like a smart alec tone to the way he talked to some people especially his partner Simmons. I was really sad that he died by the way because he was really starting to do good. But i'd rather him die then Amy, because you know that just would of crushed Issac. A part that really freaked me out was when Issac put the gun to himself. Oh man i knew that he really wasn't going to do it but it still made me nervous that he would. I'm glad that he didn't do it he's a great character, and a really really great dad. I can't wait to read more of Richard Brown's Work!!! less

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