Review of Endgame

[Osahon Osasumwen Dorothy]

[Following is a volunteer review of "Endgame" by William Reed.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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The book End Game was written by William Reed. The novel is an action-crime thriller with a focus on extremist elements. The message of the book is concentrated on terrorism, including those who are impacted, those who are participating, and the actions that are taken to stop it. A horrific process called terrorism involves individuals employing violent and coercive methods to achieve their goals. In the novel and real life, terrorism is a subject that is of considerable concern since it poses a serious risk to everyone who is impacted by it.

The book opens with a brief introduction to Nathaniel Jameson, the deputy American ambassador to London. He has a successful profession, and a lovely family, and is a well-off man. He was uncomfortable, though, about the terrorist issue. There have been several reports of suicide bombings, and it has been revealed that Al-Qaeda members are the primary suspects. Attempts were made to fix the problem, but they were all ineffective and even made things worse. Nathaniel Jameson, the Deputy Head of Mission of the US Embassy in London, had the notion to hold Al-Qaeda accountable and to get revenge for terrorising innocent people. Nathaniel Jameson devised a strategy that suggested that the only way to defeat the terrorist organisation was to strike from within; as a result, he chooses to ally himself with the terrorist organisation, and after persuading his wife Sophia to do the same, she follows suit. Nathaniel’s scheme involved using the president as bait which was extremely risky. Will Nat be able to track them down in time to expose them, or will he be caught and killed as a result?

The book was intriguing; I learned a lot about the background of Al-Qaeda and got new knowledge, and I also learned about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. To produce such a fantastic book, the author truly put a lot of study into it. The language utilised in the book was fairly thorough and simple to comprehend. I appreciated how the author illustrated the value of preserving family ties despite the challenges or stress that one may be through. It's crucial to have a caring family that you can turn to for solace, relaxation, and happiness.

I didn't have any issues with the book. It was perfect.

I rated this book 5 out of 5 stars because of the reasons mentioned earlier. The book was exceptionally well-edited and error-free. I would recommend the book to anyone interested in politics, terrorism and crime.

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