5 Star Reviews of The Audubon Caper
by These Authors
Carol Marrs Phipps, author of Good Sister, Bad Sister
The Audubon Caper is a hair-raising, eye-opening story you won't miss, particularly if you want to glimpse how one of our intelligence agencies conducts some of its covert operations.
Danny Kemp, author of The Desolate Garden, wrote:
I have read this book and can happily recommend it. It is a thoroughly enjoyable story told with conviction and expertise.
Rags Daniels, the author of Lallapaloosa, wrote:
'The 'Audubon Caper' is 'an utterly compelling, riveting, factual roller coaster ride.
I will devour my hat if it doesn't on the big screen.
PS; I guarantee you will hate reaching the end.
Faith Helen Mortimer, author of many mystery novels, wrote:
R. Murry has written a good book here, with plenty to excite and interest the reader and add reality to the story. The fluency and pace kept me on edge until the end. This was a most enjoyable read; if you like thrillers, this one could be for you.
Seumas Gallacher, author of SAVAGE PAYBACK, says:
I've been seduced by a storyline from the first page, as I was with The Audubon Caper.
The fluency and pace keep the reader on edge until the final page. It's an enjoyable read...
Kathryn Kimball Johnson, author of many romance novels/professor, says on
the back cover of the book:
"The "Audubon Caper is a page-turner."
Vo" da Norwood, author of many Erotic novels, wrote:
This TRUE story is filled with SEX and LIES. I LOVED IT. All the accounts in this exciting mystery are true, and the facts are there. Am I right? I DON'T!!!
Theresa Brau, author of Groom and Doom and English teacher, wrote:
R. Murry Murry's Audubon Caper is a fast-paced story. There are so many things going on in this creative nonfiction tale. One of the most extraordinary things about this book is that it's based on a true story…
Zoe Saadia, author of HIGHLANDER and many historical novels, wrote:
I had meant to pick "Audubon Caper" for some time, but when I peeked into the sample chapter, I knew I had to read this book. It gripped me from the beginning, the author addressing the reader in the friendly conversational way of someone telling you his story…
Cynthia J Smith, poet and author of Voices in My Head, wrote:
Mr. Murry writes so smoothly that the story flows from past to present without a ripple. His scenes of sex and drugs evoke the activities of that era but are written to add to the story instead of becoming a significant piece of it.
Larry B. Gray, author and blogger, wrote:
Do you want to read a book that you cannot count? Do you want a book that will grab you by the seat of the pants and will not let you go? The Audubon Caper by R. Murry is just the book for you. In this true-crime tale, Roy Murry has pulled it all together into a fast-paced adventure tale.
Debbie McEwan, author of fiction, says: |
Debbie wrote, "I've finished this book, and it's it! It will keep you guessing until the end, and the authors are also intriguing." |