Review by Hardeolar -- Jihadi Hijacking by Eric Auxier

[Hardeolar]

[Following is a volunteer review of "Jihadi Hijacking" by Eric Auxier.]

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4 out of 4 stars

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Jihadi Hijacking: Code Name Dogger Mission 3 is a book written by Eric Auxier. It's an excellent spy book that gives us a sweet taste about spies.

Justin Reed, a fourteen-year boy whose father was murdered by a spy by the code name - The Pharaoh. Justin was first taken in by Bob Cheney a CIA agent, who later adopted him. Justin joined his adoptive parent in the spy work. Bob trained Justin to be able to defend himself from anyone. Justin attends a high school in Langley, VA. A fight in the School that involved Justin went so viral to the extent that it was shown on the news. The fight led to his suspension in school; Bob had to take Justin with him on a classified mission for "International anti-terrorism agency." Their plane was hijacked by a deadly group of terrorists from the world Islamic State caliphate. Now it's up to Bob and Justin to free their plane from the hands of the hijackers.

I enjoy the skillful handling of characters in this book. If you enjoy spy thrillers full of bad guys versus good guys, then this is your book.

I rate this book 4 out of 4 stars because of the captivating characters and a well-created plot. This book was professionally written; I came across one or two errors but that didn't stop the flow of the book. I'm looking forward to reading the previous volumes.

This story line keeps all the readers on their feet, making them want to know everything in an instant. This action-packed book stole my attention and time. So, I'm pretty sure that it will steal yours too, it will be extremely hard to drop once you began. I commend the author for his way of putting down this great plot to satisfy his readers and making sure that the book is well edited and professionally written. This is a book is lovely and has a very mind blowing plot about spies and terrorism. If you are not a fan, or if you do not enjoy reading books about spies and terrorists, then this isn't recommended for you.

I'd recommend this book to those who loves the idea of a skillfully suspenseful, interesting, captivating, entertaining, and character-driven spy thriller. This book is also recommended to our young readers.

Did they make it out alive? Can't answer that myself until you read this book. See you on the other side.

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