Sheila Reno - Started readig Secuestro this a.m. and can't put it down!! Great story!
Lila Hogan - Finished reading Secuestro and was impressed with all the research and back ground information. My favorite scene was the reporter's visit to La Plata. Also, I loved learning about Che Guevera's role. Great book.
Thoughts about my book, Secuestro, and the childhood recollections that inspired the story.
Tuesday, December 4, 2012
Tangi Lifestyles Secuestro Review
"Secuestro will keep you on the edge of your seat from page one through the end--begin with caution because you'll find yourself unable to get anything done until you finish the book", so writes Sarah Tindall who reviewed Secuestro for Tangi Lifestyles magazine.
In addition to the gripping adventures of the heroine, 14-year old Gretchen, as she is marched for miles through the jungle with her captors, Ms. Tindall observes that the book "is a coming of age novel: Gretchen must grow up quickly as she is ripped from her sheltered existence on the U. S.
Sugar Company Compound and forced to face the full extent of man's capacitiy for evil." For a complete review of the novel set during the Cuban revolution, go to Tangi Lifestyles, Dec. edition,
p. 28.
In addition to the gripping adventures of the heroine, 14-year old Gretchen, as she is marched for miles through the jungle with her captors, Ms. Tindall observes that the book "is a coming of age novel: Gretchen must grow up quickly as she is ripped from her sheltered existence on the U. S.
Sugar Company Compound and forced to face the full extent of man's capacitiy for evil." For a complete review of the novel set during the Cuban revolution, go to Tangi Lifestyles, Dec. edition,
p. 28.
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