responsekvm.blogg.se - Abby Spencer Goes to Bollywood by Varsha Bajaj

😆I’ll pass, though.īut back to the book. Oh, excuse me, according to page 85: “is the King of Bollywood!” Shah Rukh Khan wouldn’t like that for he thinks he’s the greatest gift to women. I was excited to read it because I love reading books that feature India, but it tortured me and I had to give it 2/5.Īnnoying 13-year-old Abby discovers that her father is a Bollywood star. Book #126: Abby Spencer Goes to Bollywood by Varsha Bajaj Thor needs to watch Ethan Hunt for inspiration and learn how to keep his protagonist likable so we can root for him and not roll our eyes everytime his ego checks in and he’s in luck for Fallout is in theaters now. Scot is so much into Scot he’s making Cristiano Ronaldo look like a saint. Some agent, but it’s okay for not everyone can be Ethan Hunt. Scot runs the investigation without even asking or trying to figure out who had access to the list. They’re kidnapped and start showing up dead and Scot is hired to find these kidnapped people. At times it read like a scene from the Mission: Impossible movies, but without the non-stop action.įive names appear on a secret list. Thor takes stories from headlines and tosses his characters right in the middle of it. In one breath the author talks about the conspiracies surrounding these so-call organizations and in the next breath, he contradicts himself by calling ‘truthers’ crazy.

I didn’t ask for thorough historical details. We got a history lesson in the Federal Reserve, CIA, and Economics.

I recall saying that this book was a 3/5 during my 3rd haul for the year and it most certainly was when I started reading it, but I won’t call this book a thriller and when I finally came to the end I had to deduct a coffee so it’s 2/5. This is the 12th book in the Scot Harvath series. Let’s get to those 3 books I plan on reviewing today. I like being surrounded by books and it’s been fun watching my TBR go down in the past few months. It’s been a while since I’ve done book reviews! I’ve been in a reading slump since June despite reading around the World Cup.