Official Review: The Coal'd War by James Alan Thompson

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Re: Official Review: The Coal'd War by James Alan Thompson

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The Coal'd War is an awesome book. A spy novel that involves several nations promises a lot of action. Great job
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Great review. The Coal'd War is a fictional spy novel that crosses the borders of three countries. This book promises a wonderful ride. I should read this soon.
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I love the idea of the plot for this book. The sample I read was very well-written and kept me reading more. The review has really been done well and I can get a very good sense of what this will be about. This is definitely a book I would enjoy reading more of.
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Russians plotting to convert England into a communist state, an interesting premise. Your review definitely makes me want to take a look at it. Great review
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