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Review by nyash kamau -- Jihadi Hijacking by Eric Auxier
[Following is a volunteer review of "Jihadi Hijacking" by Eric Auxier.]
The novel has out done it once again; I had to read the entire book cover to cover. The authors words were well manipulated allowed me to feel as though I was in that airbus with Bob and Dodger. A writer has used several real and current events in the novel. Allowing identification of characters and situation that are in the book.
The thrilling part was the hijacking and how the terrorists harassed them on the plane. Some of the books incorporated several terms only aviation geek would understand. The narration is a fast,exciting and easy to read filled with so much adventure for the young and old at heart one can’t easily get bored. Young Dodger is the next James Bond from the novel, his middle east adventure is like none other when he finds himself piloting an Airbus.
What I liked most was chapter 3 it helped me understand what was going on and who was who especially what Justin adoptive dad, Bob Cheney say in his discussion about people living in the middle east “the vast majority of good people in the middle east just want to be left alone to live a peaceful life like we do”
Justine, a teenager who is, CIA trained but can’t let anyone to know. When he goes on a trip with his adopted dad things, get heated. There are terrorist on board and Justin with his dad need to save the day, here we get the action in the novel it makes the book enjoyable.
This book with a thrilling young orphan, hero Justin Reed. The technical details of the cockpit well described in the drawings and very clear to understand. The Jihadi hijacking novel explains how kidnapping happens in the plane and how Justin uses his CIA skills it also narrates of an airplane from Frankfurt to Tel Aviv by jihadists. Justin becomes a hero, organizer the book takes into consideration of the human aspects of both parties.
The author talks about the regions injustices and oppression which fuel hatred among the Jews, Muslims and Christians which have been caused by colonial rule or dictatorship and that why Bob as a CIA has to secretly spy on them.CIA agent Bob is kidnapped and Justine Reed tracks his adopted father in a top secret smuggling base.Where he is forced to move with the cartel family. The level of humor and action can last the entire book interesting. Fighting for his life Justine unearth the secret from his past not even the CIA training had prepare him for all these.
I recommend this novel to a anyone with passion for action and like adventure the book is interesting to read and has a good flow of the story line.
I rate the book 4 OUT OF 4.
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Jihadi Hijacking
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The novel has out done it once again; I had to read the entire book cover to cover. The authors words were well manipulated allowed me to feel as though I was in that airbus with Bob and Dodger. A writer has used several real and current events in the novel. Allowing identification of characters and situation that are in the book.
The thrilling part was the hijacking and how the terrorists harassed them on the plane. Some of the books incorporated several terms only aviation geek would understand. The narration is a fast,exciting and easy to read filled with so much adventure for the young and old at heart one can’t easily get bored. Young Dodger is the next James Bond from the novel, his middle east adventure is like none other when he finds himself piloting an Airbus.
What I liked most was chapter 3 it helped me understand what was going on and who was who especially what Justin adoptive dad, Bob Cheney say in his discussion about people living in the middle east “the vast majority of good people in the middle east just want to be left alone to live a peaceful life like we do”
Justine, a teenager who is, CIA trained but can’t let anyone to know. When he goes on a trip with his adopted dad things, get heated. There are terrorist on board and Justin with his dad need to save the day, here we get the action in the novel it makes the book enjoyable.
This book with a thrilling young orphan, hero Justin Reed. The technical details of the cockpit well described in the drawings and very clear to understand. The Jihadi hijacking novel explains how kidnapping happens in the plane and how Justin uses his CIA skills it also narrates of an airplane from Frankfurt to Tel Aviv by jihadists. Justin becomes a hero, organizer the book takes into consideration of the human aspects of both parties.
The author talks about the regions injustices and oppression which fuel hatred among the Jews, Muslims and Christians which have been caused by colonial rule or dictatorship and that why Bob as a CIA has to secretly spy on them.CIA agent Bob is kidnapped and Justine Reed tracks his adopted father in a top secret smuggling base.Where he is forced to move with the cartel family. The level of humor and action can last the entire book interesting. Fighting for his life Justine unearth the secret from his past not even the CIA training had prepare him for all these.
I recommend this novel to a anyone with passion for action and like adventure the book is interesting to read and has a good flow of the story line.
I rate the book 4 OUT OF 4.
******
Jihadi Hijacking
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon
Latest Review: Jihadi Hijacking by Eric Auxier
