Official Review: Raptor Canyon by A.W. Baldwin

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Re: Official Review: Raptor Canyon by A.W. Baldwin

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Wao. What a book this piece would be. I love this genre so much that I am willing to grab it immediately. Thanks to reviewer for a good job. I hope Relic succeeded in his task.
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I love a good thriller anyday anytime. I would like to get the full idea of the storyline as well. It seems like the kickoff of a rat race for their lives.
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While this is in my genre wheelhouse, this book does not really appeal to me. I do not enjoy lots of violent scenes or profanity. Thank you for your review.
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I love crime, mystery or thriller novels. But mostly of Sherlock Holmes or Poirot's type. This book does not seem interesting to me. But your review is very descriptive and great!!! ❤️
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The book seem to have an interesting plot. I love the twists in the story. I'd love to give a read. Great review.
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It’s funny how unscrupulous behavior (and stumbling upon knowledge of it) set off this wild adventure. This sounds like an exciting story. Thank you for a great review!
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Relic sounds like a character to watch. I wonder what the villains hope to achieve by creating fake dinosaur art.
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Post by todwyer01 »

From a sampling, this seems like an interesting thriller novel following Relic, a hermit who witnesses a murder of an artist by a man, Lynch, who wants to build in Raptor Canyon and Wyatt, a young attorney who overhears a conversation that his boss has with Lynch and discovers that his boss in business with Wyatt to control Raptor Canyon. It might be worth a second look. Well done.
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Post by Kaitlyn Canedy »

A hermit getting involved with a legal issue is definitely intriguing. From what I understand about hermits. they are not a fan of people that much. I wonder how this will go? Congrats to the author on BOTD! :)
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I find Relic and Wyatt great characters to read about . I want to read more than the sample pages. This review was great and this book looks fascinating. Congrats on the BOTD
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Thanks for your review. By the cover and the title, I thought Raptor Canyon is a book with the same theme as Jurassic Park, but it turns out to be a company name, and the book is of a totally different genre.
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The writing in this novel captures your attention from the very start. Already from the sample I am intrigued to find out what happens to Mr. Snow, how Wyatt deals with his employers, and how Relic keeps the businessmen at bay. Thanks for the review.
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Interesting plot. I'm looking forward to how well the author executes it.
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Post by Jsovermyer »

This is another action-packed thriller with Relic, the hermit, as the main character, written by A. W. Baldwin. Congratulations to the author for being chosen as BOTD. Nice review! Thanks to the reviewer for a great job done.
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