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Jun 21, 2021
See Glass by Ido Graf - it has all the ingredients for the big screen!
Jeremy Ransome, the Editor of the prestigious newspapers - the Lincolnshire Free Press, Spalding Guardian and Spalding Today has written a highly considered, balanced and detailed review of the conspiracy novel See Glass. Mr Ransome had clearly spent a great deal of his own personal time reviewing the novel and I am very grateful for that.
It is particularly encouraging given that these publications have a long and illustrious past which dates back to 1881 and they are still going strong!
Mr Ransome's article stated, 'If ever a novel was ready to be made into a feature film it is this one – action, thrills, historical intrigue and romance, it has all the ingredients for the big screen.'
'The type with an unbelievable but tremendously enjoyable plot, the ones that usually star Harrison Ford
or Liam Neeson
...'
'The fast-paced story revolves around our hero Adam and the beautiful Rebecca as they race across Europe in a fight to find lost treasure and prevent a sinister worldwide network from forming the Nazis’ Fourth Reich. But they’re not alone, hunted, chased and observed by English thugs, German spies and Jewish peacemakers in a classic Good vs Evil race against time thriller.'
'Ido Graf’s first book grabs you from the very start as its clever prologue leads into 400 pages of rip-roaring adventure, the mostly short chapters – think James Patterson
– meaning you often read for that little bit longer before turning out the bedroom light as you’re gripped by the action.'
'Our hero is a swashbuckling James Bond
meets John Wick, our heroine a Lily James-type gorgeous damsel in distress and the story romps along at 100-miles-an hour ...it’s a hard book to put down once you’ve started.'
See Glass
by Ido Graf
is a novel about a conspiracy so shocking that it just cannot be true? The book is now available as an audiobook on Audible
or on Amazon.
Read the full review on Spalding Today.
Phot by Jakob Owens
on Unspalsh
Photo by Fringer Cat
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