Official Review: Desert Hunt by K S R Menon

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Re: Official Review: Desert Hunt by K S R Menon

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After reading the review and the sample pages I I'm interested in this one. Not sure when I'll be able to pick it up though.
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:techie-studyinggray: Its a book I find close to my heart even if its setting is in Dubai terrorism has hurt almost all of us I love the fact that the writer brings in the efforts of the gorvenment agencies trying to deal with terrorism I love it
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First of all, great review!! To the author, congrats on book of the day! I am very interested in this read! Some espionage novels don't click well with me because they don't seem well researched at times. I think that can be said with any genre. But I am so glad that this authors background in journalism helps the novel. I love a good espionage novel!
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At first site, great review!! To the author, congrats on book of the day! I am very interested in this read! Some espionage novels don't click well with me because they don't seem well researched at times. I think that can be said with any genre. But I am so glad that this authors background in journalism helps the novel. I love a good espionage novel! Its a book I find close to my heart and even all of us love the fact that the writer brings in the efforts of the poiltical bodies trying to deal with terrorism .After reading the review and the sample pages I I'm interested in this one. Not sure when I'll be able to pick it up though.Sounds like a well-researched, accurate novel for those interested in eastern cultures and intelligence agencies.

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At first site, great review!! To the author, congrats on book of the day! I am very interested in this read! Some espionage novels don't click well with me because they don't seem well researched at times. I think that can be said with any genre. But I am so glad that this authors background in journalism helps the novel. I love a good espionage novel! Its a book I find close to my heart and even all of us love the fact that the writer brings in the efforts of the poiltical bodies trying to deal with terrorism .After reading the review and the sample pages I I'm interested in this one. Not sure when I'll be able to pick it up though.Sounds like a well-researched, accurate novel for those interested in eastern cultures and intelligence agencies.
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Iam already excited about the book the review was spot on
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Sounds like a great story to read especially when an author does extensive research. Thank you for your review!
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I want to compliment the author for this story sounds well-researched. Themes in this book such as terrorism and political crimes interest me because they're very realistic. Congrats on #BOTD!
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DESERT HUNO BY KARL MENONIS a great story that tells different perspectives of a story. It is a great recommendation if you love great stories.
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Thank you for the insightful review! A fast-paced thriller in Dubai sounds exciting. It's great that the author created well-rounded characters and that it was easy to keep track of all of them. Too bad about no strong female leads, but I'm glad that this did not affect your enjoyment of the book! Congratulations to the author for receiving such a positive review!
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Desert Hunt but K S R Menon is a great read, even though there are no strong leadership female characters.
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"desert hunt" is a book with so much character and exposure to life in the Middle East. while changing the rules of terror was the major aim, shows that they had more plans within their belt. In this very book the author plays his card here as a vision eye telling in real time the future of the middle easterners. the sensitive perspective of a geopolitical environment that is for sure uncertain but with his heart known as an exotic location but yet so much insecurity.
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Sounds to be an interesting and a well researched book. And of-course an amazing review. Seems to be good read.
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Good one. Terrorism is an unsolved headache for the whole world. Nice reviews. Added to my read list.
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The books seems very interesting. I would love to read it very soon.I'm already loving the plots by discription. Thanks for the review.
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Sounds very interesting and fun to read well great review
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