Review of Stolen Redemption

[Jacqueline Wattam]

[Following is a volunteer review of "Stolen Redemption" by R B Alonso.]

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4 out of 5 stars

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Adrian Powell constantly made decisions in life that were going to put himself in harms way in order to get what he wanted. But how far is he willing to go and is it worth bringing his friends down with him? In this criminal tale you get to experience the world you thought you knew and jump into a game of cat and mouse. Where everyone has a lot to lose, including their lives. Adrian, Leo and Riley are all being questioned by the FEDS, along with their families. With their options running out and their fight for freedom, only beginning. Being clever and conniving can only get you so far, they need to prove how much they believe in being criminals… or not.

Stolen Redemption took me from my Suburban house wife life and threw me into an incredible world filled with crime, betrayal and surprisingly, hope. I found myself truly captivated and unable to put the book down, saying to myself “just one more chapter.” Yet, I still wasn’t able to see the twists coming until I was right in the middle of them.

I would give Stolen Redemption by R.B Alonso a solid 4 out of 5. A slight struggle to figure out the characters and time line in the first couple chapters. Once I got my footing the story came alive before me. You felt like you’ve known the characters their whole lives. There were many diverse characters and I was right there with them the whole time. Either I was hoping for the best or for some, the worst. I think the story spoke for itself and I was pulled on an adventure with no idea where I was being led. Pick up this book and like me I don’t think you will be able to put it down until it is finished. I hope that R.B Alonso continues the story of Adrian, Riley and Leo because I’m dying to know what happens next.

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Stolen Redemption
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