Flame or Flop? Would you recommend "Quest: Finding Freddie?"

[Maria Bardis]

Would you recommend Quest: Finding Freddie to others? Why or why not? Who do you think would enjoy this book the most? Consider the blend of genres, historical setting, and the overall suspense of the narrative when forming your recommendation.

[Jane Gaskins]

I would definitely recommend this book to others. I found it to be very interesting and historical correct. It made me stop and think about what was going on in Nigeria at that time in history. Not only that, but the story was captivating. I found it hard to put down. I was rooting for Richard and his team to find Freddie and bring him home.

[Loner Pen]

This book is ideal for readers interested in a captivating narrative with suspense, cultural immersion, and historical context. The author's personal experience and legal expertise add depth and authenticity to the story.

[Shirley Ann Riddern Labzentis]

Yes, I would recommend this book. It was very intriguing and kept my interest until the very end.

[Lauren Victoria]

Yes, I enjoyed this read and would recommend it to someone to read but only if they were interested in the very specific genre that it is. Some books can transcend their genre for being really well written but I think this one is targeted to people who like history, legal stories with a bit my mystery to it.

[Alissa Nesson]

I would recommend this book to anyone who thinks it sounds interesting, because it is. There was a good amount of mystery, humor, history, and suspense involved, which kept the story moving and kept me engaged. There were, however, descriptions and explanations about a lot of purely logistical chores that Richard has to perform, and I did find some of these sections to be a bit boring at times. Most of the book is very interesting, however, and I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend it.

[Sandra Engelmeyer]

I greatly enjoyed this book and would highly recommend it if you're into the mystery thriller genres. There were a few distractions that took away from it, but overall it was gripping and thrilling. I have posted a full review for anyone interested in a deep dive into my views on the book.

[Obido Samuel Chiemerie]

Yes, I would recommend “Quest: Finding Freddie” to others, especially those who enjoy a mix of historical fiction, mystery, and suspense. It’s a compelling read with well-crafted storytelling that keeps readers engaged throughout.

[Anjana Savita]

Yes I would recommend it to other because it is a perfect book showing event of time accurately happen in past as Rechard going to find Freddy

[Samantha Barnes 3]

I would recommend this book to a select few. It was a wonderful story, but the writing style would definitely be difficult for some readers. I have already recommended this book to some readers who enjoy books with historical context and a lot of detail.

[Jayy Davis]

I would highly recommend this book to readers who delight in stories filled with adventure, travel, and exploration. They will undoubtedly be captivated by the book's thrilling journey through Nigeria's vibrant cities. It's a truly enjoyable reading experience.

[clinton olamide]

Definitely a flame! I would highly recommend for its captivating and mysterious storyline. Also, for its profound reflections on history and self-discovery.

[Sandre Lamar]

I would definitely recommend this book for its thrilling twists and turns. The book has lots of educative and entertaining features.

[Ajay Pratap Singh Tomar]

Quest: Finding Freddie by Thomas Richard Spradlin is a highly rated historical novel that delves into the legal and legal aspects of the Vietnam War, the book's personal experience and legal expertise add depth and authenticity, making it an engaging and captivating read. Yes I would recommend it

[Roderick Voss]

**Flame.** I would recommend "Quest: Finding Freddie." The book offers a gripping narrative full of adventure and tenacity, making it a captivating read. Richard Spradlin's unwavering determination to find Frederick David Nachman amidst the perils and complexities of Lagos adds depth to the story, making it an engaging and worthwhile read.