Cayman Gold

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Summary: Cayman Gold
Review: I read your Cayman Gold. Historical fiction is my favorite genre. You are really a gifted writer, who is able to describe and write a story with the different periods of history and the story is very smart and interesting. It is a realistic story, where an ordinary man at the same time can be kind and (cruel), (innocent) and guilty (like everyone, me or you). There happened some events which are similar to every periods of time and history. Thank you very much. I got a great pleasure in the process of reading.

Wish you all the best in your creative work.

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Summary: Big disappointment, poorly written, waste of money
Review: Seriously I have more books than I will every read and I love suspense, thrillers, World War II stuff. I bought this book because of the glowing praise and I wasted my money. There was no character development. Like a cheap vistorian novel, the author tells you something is going to happen and then goes into long boring detail. After 50 pages of nonsense, even speed reading didn't help. I gave up all the sadder and poorer. Where is a good Jack Higgins or Robert Ludlum or Daniel Silva Novel. If I could have given this 1/2 star it would be too much

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Summary: Writers Digest Certificate of Merit for Cayman Gold.
Review: WD: What Impressed you about this book? The crackling good "treasure hunt" aspect of the story. Neo-Nazis, gold stolen from Jews - kidnapping and murder - What more could a reader want? This is a "Zeroes" version of The Deep and might make a fun "popcorn" movie. Excerpts and additional Comments from WD: The author's obvious passion and love of the work comes through on almost every page. The author is to be commended for investing the time and money to make this book happen. It's often rare to find an author this dedicated to making their work a success. Kudos to you for finding the time, dedication and drive to produce your book. You obviously have a strong grasp on the mainstream/literary fiction genre, and I wish you the best and encourage you to write more books of this nature.