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The Rogue Kingdom An Espionage Thriller About the US and North Korea eBook Stephen Steighner Reviews

Really poorly written and edited. And a really shoddy plot. Was a waste of time. Could’ve been way better given the potential of the subject here.
Excellent. I didn't want it to end. It felt like something bad
Was about to happen. I wanted to see what it was.
I haven’t read a suspense novel this good in years. I was delighted to discover that such an intensive thriller also involved a unique love story. I identified with and rooted for the heroine protagonist, Kim I Pak, as she fought against overwhelming odds and the evil forces of the Rogue Kingdom.
The Rogue Kingdom kept me in suspense during my flight from Miami to L.A. I couldn't put the book down. The plot was both entertaining and fast-paced. After reading the novel, I expected to see the story unfold on CNN or NBC in real time. Perhaps it will in the future. The author is a master storyteller!
Great book & intriguing plot development. I loved the characters & learning about Korean culture. It had a great ending! The primary downside were the many typos - it seems the editors ought to be able to clean most of these up before publishing. Anyhow, I’m looking forward to the next book in this series.
A page turner from the first paragraph. The best read I’ve had in a long while. I look forward to reading another of his works.
Author has confused the family name with the individual name as expressed in Korean culture, all on page one. I could not get beyond the first few pages ... glaring errors like that indicate a “fluff” novel.
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