The Informationist

The Informationist A Thriller

Nine years after escaping the violence in Cameroon, Vanessa Michael Munroe, the daughter of American missionaries, agrees to help Houston oilman Richard Burbank find his adopted daughter, who vanished four years ago while visiting west central Africa.
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Sonia Flores@soniareads
5 stars
Aug 29, 2021

I guess everyone has a type of book. This is exactly MY type, non-stopping action, mistery, betrayal and the thought of always having to guess the worst about every situation. I never got bored, I couldn't stop reading and most important thing, I always followed the story like I was watching it happen in front of me. Even though it was kinda surreal, I loved it. Vanessa Munroe is a kick-ass and I like kick-ass women. Besides, all the location stuff was so on point, there's nothing I can tell against this book. Even the last part, when she shows for the first time the fact that she is HUMAN. Every time I needed to put the book down, I was like NO I JUST CAN'T. It's been a long time since I rated a book this high, and the reason I say everyone has a type of book is that I started reading this book looking for some action and it was exactly what I got. I'm not even gonna lie, I bought the book because I found it very cheap and decided to give it an opportunity, when I opened, I didn't thought I was gonna like it, but it gave me what I have been looking for.

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Sonia Grgas@sg911911
3 stars
Feb 23, 2024
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Lauren Attaway@camcray
3 stars
Jan 26, 2022
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Sahi K@sahibooknerd
3 stars
Jan 5, 2022
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Steven O'Toole@osteven
3 stars
Dec 27, 2021