Review of Treezz
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Review of Treezz
[Following is a volunteer review of "Treezz" by Ray Graf.]
Raymond Graf’s TREEZZ is an adventure story that touches the issues about the environmental human-made damage. The TREEZZ chose two people to help save the environment and the humanity, Becca Carlsbad and Jerimiah Simpson, they are guided by special powers that connect them to TREEZZ. They have to help TREEZZ to protect it along with more scientists including biologists and environmentalists. Helping them, there are two wealthy entrepreneur siblings, Robert and Elaina McAlister, who had the experience with herbal medications and environmental conservation, also want to help protect the TREEZZ.
We meet characters who provide important details to the investigation. Becca’s Sister, Debora who will be in charge of the investigation, she is the older sister, smart and attractive, Becca was the younger sister, a reserved woman and a little nerdy. We also meet Victorio Bowden is retired from NSA, now is helping his old friend Robert, in this investigation from threats and other complications that make the story fascinating and make you wonder everything could happened.
The thing I liked the most about the book was how real this situations can be, the stealing, the frustration, working as a team, among other. The topic the book covers was page-turner, the steps you have to make to start an investigation, the perfect team to work with, the equipment you need, and specially the resources.
I also enjoyed the character development, how they grown since the beginning, how mature they have to be to make decisions and how to take action. I didn’t think there would be romance but I was very satisfy there was, although I believe one couple was a little forced in the story and should not have happened. Certainly, these scenes were unnecessary and I don’t believe they would have affected much in the main story.
The thing that I didn´t quite like was they never mention any history about the TREEZZ, how can they know a person is the right one to help them, or how can they communicate with them. I would have enjoyed knowing the beginning of the TREEZZ and their special powers. During the story the TREEZZ communicate with Becca and Jerimiah but how they were connected to them. Other thing is the dialogue, sometime it felt impractical and it was hard to follow the storyline.
I would recommend this book for the scientific story it has, it was amazing finding a book that can feel so real and the multiple adventures in the book. I am giving this book 2 out of 4 stars, because there were parts I felt lost and some parts could have been avoided and some errors. But I really enjoyed the story of the investigation and covering real environmental problems.
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Treezz
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Raymond Graf’s TREEZZ is an adventure story that touches the issues about the environmental human-made damage. The TREEZZ chose two people to help save the environment and the humanity, Becca Carlsbad and Jerimiah Simpson, they are guided by special powers that connect them to TREEZZ. They have to help TREEZZ to protect it along with more scientists including biologists and environmentalists. Helping them, there are two wealthy entrepreneur siblings, Robert and Elaina McAlister, who had the experience with herbal medications and environmental conservation, also want to help protect the TREEZZ.
We meet characters who provide important details to the investigation. Becca’s Sister, Debora who will be in charge of the investigation, she is the older sister, smart and attractive, Becca was the younger sister, a reserved woman and a little nerdy. We also meet Victorio Bowden is retired from NSA, now is helping his old friend Robert, in this investigation from threats and other complications that make the story fascinating and make you wonder everything could happened.
The thing I liked the most about the book was how real this situations can be, the stealing, the frustration, working as a team, among other. The topic the book covers was page-turner, the steps you have to make to start an investigation, the perfect team to work with, the equipment you need, and specially the resources.
I also enjoyed the character development, how they grown since the beginning, how mature they have to be to make decisions and how to take action. I didn’t think there would be romance but I was very satisfy there was, although I believe one couple was a little forced in the story and should not have happened. Certainly, these scenes were unnecessary and I don’t believe they would have affected much in the main story.
The thing that I didn´t quite like was they never mention any history about the TREEZZ, how can they know a person is the right one to help them, or how can they communicate with them. I would have enjoyed knowing the beginning of the TREEZZ and their special powers. During the story the TREEZZ communicate with Becca and Jerimiah but how they were connected to them. Other thing is the dialogue, sometime it felt impractical and it was hard to follow the storyline.
I would recommend this book for the scientific story it has, it was amazing finding a book that can feel so real and the multiple adventures in the book. I am giving this book 2 out of 4 stars, because there were parts I felt lost and some parts could have been avoided and some errors. But I really enjoyed the story of the investigation and covering real environmental problems.
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Treezz
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon
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