Archive for the ‘International Intrigue’ Category
EMPIRE OF HUMILIATION by James Jens Brusseau
As a Latin American woman I read Empire of Humiliation hoping for a novel that I could relate to, and I wasn’t disappointed. I loved the descriptions of Mexico DF which made me feel like I was back there again. I mean the description of dinner plates at outdoor restaurants getting so coated by the oily air pollution that you can write on them with your finger, that’s exactly how terrible it is. So for anyone who wants a look at nitty-gritty Mexico, at least the cities, this fulfills. Maybe it’s one of those things where because the author is a foreigner living in Mexico, he actually sees and feels some parts better than we do who have lived there since we were young.
May 14, 2009
Tags: Mexico, Thriller Posted in: Debut Novel, International Intrigue, Latino Fiction, Mexico, Movie Material 
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SAVE THE WHALES PLEASE by Konrad Karl Gatien & Sreescanda
Jan Everett is First Lady of the United States. She is also a fiercely dedicated Save the Whales activist. But she doesn’t safely limit herself to office fundraising and the rubber chicken speech circuit. She brings the same total commitment to testifying before the International Whaling Commission on behalf of a total ban on whale hunts as she does to personally sailing with and even leading crews that confront, harry, and seek to sink the pelagic whaling fleets…
May 8, 2009
Tags: Environmental, Thriller, whales Posted in: Debut Novel, International Intrigue, Movie Material, Thriller No Comments
