Reviewers of Flames in the Jungle say: “Loved this book. Grabbed me from the beginning and kept me on the edge of my seat until the end. The characters come alive and the plot twists and turns like a rollercoaster. Vividly descriptive and passionately written, the author's familiarity with both Dallas and Columbia is obvious. He has a very good grasp of the political conflicts of the US, Columbia, and Venezuela. I highly recommend this book.” – “Pat’s Opinions,” Weatherford, Texas, amazon.com “I enjoyed the story...interesting approach -- it seemed to me that the the events were like some kind of tornado and the characters were sort of swept along in the events and then deposited at the end (with varying degrees of damage), but without really having had much of an impact on, or role in, what had happened... Kind of like real life...” – Myles Hall, Fort Worth, Texas “Congratulations on accomplishing the real American dream.” – Bill Woodall, Publisher, Kilgore (Texas) News-Herald. Cunyus is “the Latin American Tom Clancy.” – a reviewer in Dallas “. . . could not put the book down . . . left us hanging . . . can’t wait for the next volume. A very interesting book!” – Ione Sedinger, Arlington, Texas “From the walls of peaceful Cartagena, Colombia, two conspirators finalize a plan to destroy the Venezuelan government. “Cold-blooded narco-terrorists attack a Dallas airport and hijack a plane to Colombia, leaving behind a trail of false clues. As an impatient American government prepares to strike back, a beautiful Colombian journalist and her soldier boyfriend struggle to uncover the truth . . . and rescue the innocent. “Flames in the Jungle stretches from the walls of colonial Cartagena to modern Dallas, before returning to the unforgiving Colombian jungle. The book's vivid tapestry of intrigue, passion, and terror is guaranteed to keep readers on the edge of their seats.” – from the Book Description, amazon.com |
Reviews of Flames in the Jungle by John Cunyus |
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