Review of Rough Diamond-Rough Justice
Posted: 28 May 2025, 23:00
[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "Rough Diamond-Rough Justice" by Avien Gray.]
The action-packed story and political thriller "Rough Diamond Rough Justice" by Avien Gray follows the life of Cain, an MI5 agent with a strong sense of morality and duty who finds danger and problems wherever he goes.
As an MI5 agent, Cain will embark on a dangerous mission that will result in his first kill, which will haunt him for life. After proving his courage on this mission, he is recruited as an undercover killer for a Bureau that no one has ever heard of. During his time there, he carries out the most secret missions until an injury from a mission protecting the Royal Family leaves him unable to work for a while.
As part of his forced time off to recover, Cain will travel around the world. He will find romance and a new career in the diamond industry in Australia, but he will also experience a huge tragedy. In Florida, he will establish connections for his new business while dealing with a personal loss. And traveling to other places, he will become involved in more dangerous businesses, and there will be plot twists at every turn of his journey. These twists will even lead him to a Chinese prison, where he will do everything in his power, with the help of very close friends, to bring justice to all those who have harmed him in the past.
The author adds suspense by telling the story in a third-person perspective, which enables readers to follow not just the main character's story but also glimpses of the other characters' parallel tales. I was gripped by this action-packed story from the very first chapter due to its fast-paced narration.
From the book's cover, the author announces a story full of action and bloody scenarios. It did not disappoint. It involves readers in a dangerous and complex world of espionage and political secrets. Even the diamond industry plays a role, keeping a sense of awareness and mystery throughout the story.
Cain and Jerry's friendship is definitely my favorite element in the narrative. They are friends who know they can always rely on one another—no matter what the world throws at them—and they don't even need to see each other every day to know this. Throughout the narrative, both of the well-developed characters exhibit encouraging development.
This book receives a rating of 5 out of 5 stars. The author's descriptions of the places Cain traveled to are amazing. He captured the essence of each culture by describing its particularities, such as the rainy weather in London, the awareness of crime in South Africa, and the unique way people speak in each place. I felt as if I were traveling with Cain, which was amazing. The book was also well-edited; I could not find any errors. There is nothing I dislike about the book.
I recommend this book to fans of espionage, crime, and political thrillers. Due to its strong language and sexual content, the book is more suitable for an adult audience.
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Rough Diamond-Rough Justice
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The action-packed story and political thriller "Rough Diamond Rough Justice" by Avien Gray follows the life of Cain, an MI5 agent with a strong sense of morality and duty who finds danger and problems wherever he goes.
As an MI5 agent, Cain will embark on a dangerous mission that will result in his first kill, which will haunt him for life. After proving his courage on this mission, he is recruited as an undercover killer for a Bureau that no one has ever heard of. During his time there, he carries out the most secret missions until an injury from a mission protecting the Royal Family leaves him unable to work for a while.
As part of his forced time off to recover, Cain will travel around the world. He will find romance and a new career in the diamond industry in Australia, but he will also experience a huge tragedy. In Florida, he will establish connections for his new business while dealing with a personal loss. And traveling to other places, he will become involved in more dangerous businesses, and there will be plot twists at every turn of his journey. These twists will even lead him to a Chinese prison, where he will do everything in his power, with the help of very close friends, to bring justice to all those who have harmed him in the past.
The author adds suspense by telling the story in a third-person perspective, which enables readers to follow not just the main character's story but also glimpses of the other characters' parallel tales. I was gripped by this action-packed story from the very first chapter due to its fast-paced narration.
From the book's cover, the author announces a story full of action and bloody scenarios. It did not disappoint. It involves readers in a dangerous and complex world of espionage and political secrets. Even the diamond industry plays a role, keeping a sense of awareness and mystery throughout the story.
Cain and Jerry's friendship is definitely my favorite element in the narrative. They are friends who know they can always rely on one another—no matter what the world throws at them—and they don't even need to see each other every day to know this. Throughout the narrative, both of the well-developed characters exhibit encouraging development.
This book receives a rating of 5 out of 5 stars. The author's descriptions of the places Cain traveled to are amazing. He captured the essence of each culture by describing its particularities, such as the rainy weather in London, the awareness of crime in South Africa, and the unique way people speak in each place. I felt as if I were traveling with Cain, which was amazing. The book was also well-edited; I could not find any errors. There is nothing I dislike about the book.
I recommend this book to fans of espionage, crime, and political thrillers. Due to its strong language and sexual content, the book is more suitable for an adult audience.
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Rough Diamond-Rough Justice
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon