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Review by Molly Martin (260104) Rating (8/10) Review
by Molly Martin Panic, treachery and carnage, in addition to nuclear extortion are all offered in this well written work by Jim Cort. The Lonely Impulse is the perfect publication for the reader who seeks a compelling account presenting a fierce remorseless breakout from day to day concerns. The cleverly interwoven story line comprising this perilous plot is filled with twists, rugged motivations, disingenuousness, perfidy and machination. Cort’s The Lonely Impulse bridles with enigmatic portrayals and unremitting purgative intensity in a convoluted tale moving at a ferocious pace between the past and the present. Writer Cort has done his homework; he describes weapons with knowledgeable singularity. His grasp of detail is excellent. Noteworthy scenes, sounds, aromas and flavours are all described in breathtaking detail to tantalize our senses. Cort displays a shrewd adroitness for the language; he paints a keenly focused account sure to keep the reader turning the page and on the edge of the seat. The Lonely Impulse leaves the reader hoping there is a second Milo Costigan manuscript in the works. Costigan is not a hero in the sense of ‘good guy’ however he is an interesting character, fleshed out with many of the same defects, imperfections and frailties as beset most of us. A
good book for a long quiet winter evening when the storm rages
outdoors and TV is the last thing you want to endure. Enjoyed
the read, happy to recommend. |
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