| Title | : | Breakfast in Beirut |
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| ISBN | : | - |
| Language | : | English |
| Format Type | : | Kindle Edition |
| Number of Pages | : | 219 |
| Publication | : | Published November 1, 2016 |
MI6 despatch Jack Castle to Beirut to find the dealer and recover the deadly material, but Jack is not the only one after Shahadi.
And who is the beautiful Farida Mancini? Is she the key to finding the elusive Shahadi before he can sell the Plutonium?
Breakfast in Beirut Reviews
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Philip Caine's talk detailing his life experiences is most entertaining. He has turned to writing in his retirement, selling his self-published novels at the end of his presentation.
After reading many very accomplished novelists it was "refreshing" to see what a total amateur can do. The plot was weak, the conversation banal with much repetition, very short chapters (averaging 2 pages) left lots of blank space printed on thick paper which was difficult to open. The writing class had told him that you can't write a novel in 6 weeks and they were wrong, you can write a bad novel in 6 weeks.
I will now read published authors with much more appreciation of their skill and, for this, I thank Mr Caine. -
Good read
Once again I enjoyed the story but felt parts of it were repetitive & copy & paste.
I understand the back story of the characters need to be told but it doesn’t need to be the same story dragged out, give a brief snippet.
