Posted in April 2018 at Midwest Book Review Bookwatch on Taylor’s Bookshelf:
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Synopsis: Two primary factors emerge in “Discovery” by Jerry Labriola — One is that Paul questions the repetition he experiences, labeling it boring travelogue. And two, a mysterious individual constantly follow him — an eye-patched Mr. Nemesis.
And even the years-old Titanic dry dock in Belfast looms large during the breathtaking closing chapters.
Replete with authentic information about religion, crime, and Napoleonic Bonaparte deftly woven into an inherently fascinating read, of special note are the details about current scientific findings.
Critique: Showcasing an author with a genuine flair for originality and narrative driven storytelling, Discovery by Jerry Labriola will prove to be an immediate and enduringly popular addition to community library collections.
See Discovery at Jerry’s website
Discovery
Spying for Keeps
The Saga of Hodge
The Blue Baron Mystery
Dangerous Triangle
Diamonds and Pirates
Global Shadows
The
Strange Death of Napoleon Bonaparte
