Official Review: The Touch by Robert Flynn III

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The Touch by Robert Flynn III is a supernatural thriller with soooops many characters with development from past to present. The story keeps you guessing till the end.
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I love the book, it gives an insight to what happens to orphans
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A captivating mysterious thriller for yung adults.
Thank you for the review!
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Supernatural thrillers are some of my favorites, and I cannot wait to try this one out! Thank you for the review.
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Thanks for the detailed review. This supernatural story about an eleven-year-old boy by the name of Gabriel is something that is worth reading because it touches the innermost part of the reader's soul.
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Good review. It is very fascinating and thought provoking
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Thanks for this review. I wish I can hear this voice.
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The voice sounds a little like a guardian angel, offering strength and encouragement through hard times. It could be interesting to see where the twists take it.
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Interesting, I'm interested in finding out what the author's opinion is on the Nephilim, the rest of the story also sounds good. Thanks for the review.
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A very interesting and unique book. The Author has a deep imagination. Gabriel's experience reminds me if Superman first flight and his talk with Jarel. It has the potential to become a scary movie.
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Thumbs up to the author for this great piece of work. Very insightful
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Supernatural fiction has never been my favorite when it comes to novels. Your review has brought some interest over this kind of fiction.
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Mmmh well written review.This is the kind of book I love.
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The cover is captivating, hopeful the book will be interesting, am gonna give it a try.
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Thanks for the wonderful review. Sounds like a positive book and one to bring out our innate and laid back selves. I will add it to my to read list.
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