Review of The Living Legend
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[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "The Living Legend" by Dan E. Hendrickson.]
The Living Legend By Dan E. Hendrickson is an adventurous story that follows Tommy Williams, whose father, Rodney Williams, was assassinated while toasting his graduation. While Tommy chooses an adventurous path to avenge his father's death, he will face General Myres, who is bent on stopping him. He is about to get into the "Navy SEAL" program. He is still on his goal to avenge his father's death. He had joined the "SEALs" to get the training he required for his hunt to kill the assassin with the code name "Chameleon." Makena Aalee, the great-granddaughter of Tumaini Aalee, was pursuing to stop the abduction of her folks into slavery. While on this arduous quest, she puts her family at risk. Find out in this heroic book what the "Living Legend" entails.
This book portrays an enthusiasm for freedom and liberty. Tumaini Aalee's great-granddaughter had taken his path to stop what he had always fought for. The adventure and suspense of the whole tale were built on this part of the plot.
I love the fact this book exemplifies what parenthood entails. Rodney Williams had set a humble path for his son to follow as a single parent. Living a life worth emulating should be the objective of parenting. Also, these two share something extraordinary. Their love for each other was unique and real. Also, the end part of the story appears to strike an unimaginable quality about Tommy. He's a man who had envisioned the day he would kill the assassin with the code name "Chameleon." His character offered the reader food for thoughts on the idea of vengeance.
I was quite impressed that the writer addressed real-life situations that are incredibly rising in our society. Human trafficking has been an old-time practice, and it's quite unfortunate that many individuals are still very involved in this uncivilized act. This was the pain of Makena Aalee, as she aimed at continuing her great grandfather's mission. She would have to end the sporadic abduction of her people for slavery. Whether she succeeded or not is what the reader would find out.
I found nothing negative about this book. I will gladly rate The Living Legend By Dan E. Hendrickson 4 out of 4 stars as I enjoyed every bit of the story. The author made this book worth reading. I find just a few errors in this book. It seems professionally edited and well written. I recommend this book to readers who enjoy adventure and vengeful novels.
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The Living Legend
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The Living Legend By Dan E. Hendrickson is an adventurous story that follows Tommy Williams, whose father, Rodney Williams, was assassinated while toasting his graduation. While Tommy chooses an adventurous path to avenge his father's death, he will face General Myres, who is bent on stopping him. He is about to get into the "Navy SEAL" program. He is still on his goal to avenge his father's death. He had joined the "SEALs" to get the training he required for his hunt to kill the assassin with the code name "Chameleon." Makena Aalee, the great-granddaughter of Tumaini Aalee, was pursuing to stop the abduction of her folks into slavery. While on this arduous quest, she puts her family at risk. Find out in this heroic book what the "Living Legend" entails.
This book portrays an enthusiasm for freedom and liberty. Tumaini Aalee's great-granddaughter had taken his path to stop what he had always fought for. The adventure and suspense of the whole tale were built on this part of the plot.
I love the fact this book exemplifies what parenthood entails. Rodney Williams had set a humble path for his son to follow as a single parent. Living a life worth emulating should be the objective of parenting. Also, these two share something extraordinary. Their love for each other was unique and real. Also, the end part of the story appears to strike an unimaginable quality about Tommy. He's a man who had envisioned the day he would kill the assassin with the code name "Chameleon." His character offered the reader food for thoughts on the idea of vengeance.
I was quite impressed that the writer addressed real-life situations that are incredibly rising in our society. Human trafficking has been an old-time practice, and it's quite unfortunate that many individuals are still very involved in this uncivilized act. This was the pain of Makena Aalee, as she aimed at continuing her great grandfather's mission. She would have to end the sporadic abduction of her people for slavery. Whether she succeeded or not is what the reader would find out.
I found nothing negative about this book. I will gladly rate The Living Legend By Dan E. Hendrickson 4 out of 4 stars as I enjoyed every bit of the story. The author made this book worth reading. I find just a few errors in this book. It seems professionally edited and well written. I recommend this book to readers who enjoy adventure and vengeful novels.
******
The Living Legend
View: on Bookshelves
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