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Do you miss Sir Arthur Conan Doyle? Are you bored of predictable detective novels? I used to be like that until I read "Reina Roja" by Juan Gómez-Jurado. Would you like to know about it? Then, keep reading.
This book is written like a Sherlock Holmes' novel. The main character has a super-intelligent and her colleague supportes her with his strength. Together they will have to discover who is murdering and threatening the richest and most influencer Spanish people.
Reading this book, the time go by. The author has achieved that the plot was easy to read and cliffhanging at the same time. When you finish a chapter, you need to know what's next. Of course, you wouldn't ever imagine the final.
I strongly recommend this book because it has what a good cop's novel should have: Shootings, races, riddles and an evil mind which (thinks that) dominates everything. What more could you ask for?
Reina Roja is definitely a must read. To sum up the book and his author follow the style of good writers such as Conan Doyle or Allan Poe but in the twenty-first century.
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A review
Your lastest book (Your latest book / The last book you read)
Write a review of a book you read recently. Tell us:
– what the book is about.
– what you found most interesting about it.
– why you would recommend it to other readers.
Write your review in 160 to 200 words
Do you miss Sir Arthur Conan Doyle? Are you bored of predictable detective novels? I used to be like that until I read "Reina Roja" by Juan Gómez-Jurado. Would you like to know about it? Then, keep reading.
This book is written like a Sherlock Holmes' novel. The main character has (is) a super-intelligent and her colleague supportes (supports) her with his strength. Together, they will have to discover who is murdering and threatening the richest and most influencer (influential) Spanish people.
Reading this book, the time go (goes) by. The author has achieved that the plot was easy to read and cliffhanging at the same time. When you finish a chapter, you need to know what's next. (The author has successfully written an easy-to-read novel with a thrilling cliffhanger.) Of course, you wouldn't ever imagine the final. (You'll never guess the ending. / You wouldn't ever be able to guess the ending / You won't ever...)
I strongly recommend this book because it has what a good cop's novel (detective novel / thriller) should have: Shootings, races, riddles, and an evil mind which (thinks that) dominates everything. (...an evil mind who wishes to/ wants to dominate everything.) What more could you ask for?
Reina Roja is definitely a must-read. To sum up, the book and his author follow the style of good writers such as Conan Doyle or Allan Poe, but in the twenty-first century.
Comment: Good job! By the way, that relative pronoun in "an evil mind which" can also be "who" even though a mind is technically a "thing" and not a person. Because the reader understands that the mind is of a person, we can use "who".
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A review
Your lastest book
Write a review of a book you read recently. Tell us:
– what the book is about.
– what you found most interesting about it.
– why you would recommend it to other readers.
Write your review in 160 to 200 words
Do you miss Sir Arthur Conan Doyle? Are you bored of predictable detective novels? I used to be like that until I read "Reina Roja" by Juan Gómez-Jurado. Would you like to know about it? Then, keep reading.
This book is written like a Sherlock Holmes novel. The main character has a is super-intelligent and her colleague supportes her with his strength. Together they will have to discover who is murdering and threatening the richest and most influential cer Spanish people.
Reading this book, the time go flies by. The author has achieved that the created a plot was that is easy to read and cliffhanging at the same time. When you finish a chapter, you need to know what's next. Of course, you wouldn't ever imagine the final. ending.
I strongly recommend this book because it has what a good cop novel should have: shootings, races, riddles and an evil mind which (thinks that) dominates everything. What more could you ask for?
Reina Roja is definitely a must read. To sum up, the book and his its author follow the style of good writers such as Conan Doyle or Allan Poe, but in the twenty-first century.
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