Official Review: The Warramunga's Aftermath of War

[mutisom]

I like the story it is interesting but the length explanations can drive away the reader , Also like jacko character.

[rettalyn]

Thank you for your review. It was really insightful and after reading your review made me go back and put this on my want to read in my bookshelf. I especially like that you added in that this book takes you to the places described in the book. I also like when books do that. I also like the fact that you added in that even though the descriptions in the book were breathtaking and engaging that the dialogue is what took you out of the book because now I know that when I read it I have to be patient and just continue reading.

[MiziS_1305]

Crime thriller centered on human trafficking!!! What more a reader like me wants? Even if few dialogues are not up to the mark I think I will enjoy the plot. Thanks for the review!!!

[Rania Elkhaligi]

During reading the first 2 papers I find them quite boring, but then it started to get more interesting and attracted my attention.
I liked the way the writer described the people found in the boat and the time of the day when he found them and the condition of the sky.
Also it was a good idea to make Jamie and Jako speak different language as it make them look more cultured.

[saviouayaba]

Nice review, that's tempting me to read the book, I think I'll have a try

[Adekunleolamiposi]

The novel was so interesting in a way that I can't wait to finish it. I liked the way the writer described the people found in the boat and the time of the day when he found them and the condition of the sky. I also like jacko character.

[dragonet07]

The book sounds interesting, but it's too bad about the dialogue. Dialogue can make or break the story, especially when there's a lot of it. I might still give this book a try, though. Either way, I will probably wait until I've the first book before I move onto this one. Thank you for the thorough review.

[asaltares]

Book two of this trilogy seems interesting just like the first one. Mystery and crime. Human trafficking of kids? I'll really like to see if justice is made for all those dead kids floating in the water. Definitely is a book I will put in my want to read shelve.

[Cristina Chifane]

I've read the sample of this book and the dialogue didn't seem unnatural to me, but I don't know about the rest of the book. What I liked were the sea descriptions and the suspenseful beginning of the plot. I'm glad you mentioned Jacko and his sister Sarah because I wondered about them and their aborigine background. Thank you for an interesting review!

[Kinkini]

I am surely going to read this book. Crime novels, with adventure, investigation, and thrill, this must be a perfect sequel to the first one.

[truebookaddict]

I noticed that the first book had a ton of 4/4 reviews (the official and voluntary reviews) and I'm wondering if the dialogue was better in that book. I don't remember it mentioned in the official review of the first book, but I might have overlooked it. Anyway, to get to my point, I really dislike stilted, unnatural dialogue so this may keep me from continuing on in the series after I read the first book. However, the story does sound quite interesting and exciting. I guess I'll have to wait and see. Thanks for the insightful review!

[Bettsmj]

I don’t normally read mystery thrillers as a genre but this one sounds like a good read, I have had books in the past that had the same dialogue problem and honestly find it difficult to read sometimes. I like the whole theme of the book as I often read books about hard topics such as abuse, trafficking and forced situations, because they give you a view of how people might have felt in those situations.

[Vickie Noel]

Hey, Kislany! It's been a while. It seems you went on an extended holiday for the golden celebration.

I am interested in the book, mostly because some parts happen in my country. (I just hope the dead kids aren't Filipinos!) Jacko seems to be the man to watch out for. Thanks for the exciting review!

Hi Miriam! It's been a while too and I did think of you when I saw the Philippines in the review!

This book sounds really exciting and fast-paced. I'm looking forward to reading the humorous parts as well. I wonder if the stilted dialogue is one I can cope with though; I do tend to be quite picky, preferring an abundance of it rather than narrations. Thanks, Kislany, for the lovely review.

[Nerea]

From your well drafted review, Book two of Warramunga sounds more adventurous and thrilling. And. how bad was the description of the two regions, Australia and Philipines, that made you conclude that you'd probably never visit? I want to read the book and find out. Thank you for sharing the review

[Debjani Ghosh]

Thanks for an honest review! The Warramunga's Aftermath of War despite being an enjoyable and engaging read can occasionally bog down the reader with it's lengthy and unnatural dialogue.