True Power, by Bruce Sandmann
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Crime, corruption and South African politics go hand in hand, but how does it all lead to a plot for civil war and the planned assassination of Nelson Mandela? When a husband and wife are found dead in their Cape Town beach home, the only suspect is Doug, their teenage son, who has gone missing. The police are informed that the boy is part of a terror plot planning to sabotage South Africa's only nuclear reactor. The family of the missing boy hires a private investigator to find the youth before the police do, but the investigator is soon drawn into an unimaginable mess that he has to fight his way out of, while trying to keep the boy alive. The plot thickens as the boy shares his story and the truth behind his parents’ murder is revealed. He accidentally uncovered information of a company planning to over throw the South African government and they intend on killing one of the most influential people in human history to ensure that they succeed. Their target is non-other than Nelson Mandela. The story starts out in the peaceful beach town of Melkbos, just outside of Cape Town South Africa, but soon the entire nation is in danger. With great power comes great corruption.
True Power, by Bruce Sandmann- Amazon Sales Rank: #2421345 in eBooks
- Published on: 2015-09-20
- Released on: 2015-09-20
- Format: Kindle eBook
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful. Has this been edited at all? By thefritz5 The book's story line seemed to be promising enough, but stylistic problems, spelling mistakes and grammatical errors soon put an end to the 'fun'. A few examples from the first two chapters: "...in the fathers' trousers." (corr.: father's); "...no time to waist" (corr.: waste); "...the brutal killing of her only sister by their own son." (correct is actually 'her only son', but this would make the sentence even more awkward...). I am not a native English speaker or a professional writer, but even I noticed how the author frequently mixes up his tenses: "Steven was not sure the same media coverage will be available..." (corr.: would); "Did you heard about..." (corr.: Did you hear about/Have you heard about...). Sometimes he forgets words and punctuations: "Where would like to meet." (corr.: Where would you like to meet?) and often adheres to a strange kind of logic: "All these thoughts ran through his head, but he could not share them with his wife. She had enough worries already. He was sure she was thinking the same things." (What things was he sure she was thinking? The same as he was? If yes, why then couldn't they share them?) The author has a lot of good ideas and I am sure he has read quite a lot of books. But so have I and many others who wouldn't dare to 'publish' something without having it proof-read by somebody who knows about writing. Part of the blame is to put on Amazon for not thoroughly checking the quality of the ebooks they are selling. 'True Power' would in its present form never make it to a printed book. This might sound a bit too harsh, but keep in mind that the quotes above are only from the first two chapters and merely represent a choice from a lot of other examples. (I have the free Kindle version; hopefully the 2.99$ version got cleaned up to some extent...)
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. True Power By Banana Farmer Great read!
0 of 2 people found the following review helpful. true power By belinda This is an excellent book. I love the way that you are captivated in the book within the first few pages, most books you have to read at least two chapters before getting into it, but not this one. True power had my attention from page one and the book gets more and more interesting as you go along. If you think its predictable think again. I cant wait for Bruce's next book, definitively one of the best books I've read.
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