Official Review: Enough Rope by P.L. Doss

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Re: Official Review: Enough Rope by P.L. Doss

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The Researcher wrote:Nice review. The book sure keeps the reader on the edge with its mystery elements. I would love to read this book.
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I love reading,I always buy the book by reading other reviews.This review make me to interest alot in that book.Thanks
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Jr Artemis wrote:I love reading,I always buy the book by reading other reviews.This review make me to interest alot in that book.Thanks
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Enough Rope sounds pretty remarkable from this review. While I think P.L. Doss has written an interesting book, generally, I am hardly drawn by books in this genre. Good job, gali, I think the review is well-worded.
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I like the intrigue and complex human nature woven into this story. The plot is as complex as the human mind. Thanks for a great review.
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A rope not too loose not too tight, just enough rope! Based on your review, the book is just like that. Just enough suspense and enough information to unveil the mystery little bit little. The book sounds amazing! Thanks for this great review!
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Say no more! Murder mysteries are exactly up my alley. When reading such kinds of books I often pause just to play out the "what if" scenarios in my head.
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Crime stories are my thing. I am also fascinated with clues discovered through an autopsy. (Dead bodies die to tell the tale!)

I have read about autoerotic deaths in some thrillers. More and more ways of dying are made available as people invent more and more perverse methods of pleasing themselves. (Would these count as happy deaths?)

Exhaustive and interesting review, Gali! You roped me into reading this book.
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Thank you. :)
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Thanks for the well-crafted review. It has thrown in enough rope for me to get the hang of the story. Needless to say, I am enticed now to read the book, but that would come after all other reading engagements are first done. Thanks for the review.
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ReyvrexQuestor Reyes wrote: 29 Dec 2017, 09:42 Thanks for the well-crafted review. It has thrown in enough rope for me to get the hang of the story. Needless to say, I am enticed now to read the book, but that would come after all other reading engagements are first done. Thanks for the review.
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This sounds like a nice whodunit murder mystery with a lot of twists and turns. Ideal for a rainy day. Thanks for a great review I love it.
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