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Title	:	Curse of The Salute
Author	:	Anastacia Moore
Book Format	:	ebook
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 171 pages
Published	:	August 30th 2012 by Amazon
Categories	:	Thriller. Mystery Thriller

Curse of The Salute ebook | Pages: 171 pages

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Personally, I am intrigued by this narrative and the figure of its fascinating author. One thing is for sure and that is her broad general knowledge, including her cultural awareness and adventurous spirit as well. Although I am not so much into 'suspense', I really enjoyed the casual style, descriptive language and all the things surrounding the sea, fishing and people involved in the plot. Characters are convincing indeed, perhaps based on some real-life destinies. Moreover, at first I thought the online book description was a bit short, unlike the biography info, but in fact this very fact made me want to read more and more. Finally, I assume that this great story could be interpreted both metaphorically and literally. On both accounts, of course this book is worth reading, filming etc.

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This was a great chiller that kept me on the edge of my seat. The characters were well defined for a shorter novel but I would have liked to have known more about the past of the ship. Maybe that was the allure though. It really made you think about what the fate of all of those sailors really was. It was edited well with few mistakes and I really enjoyed reading it. I would definitely recommend it.

Great plot, and the character development was outstanding. When I first read the sample it caught my interest enough so that I purchased the paperback, and I hate to use an age old cliche' but it truly is a real page turner. You become so caught up in the opening chapter, that you are compelled to keep reading to find out where you will be led next. It is in no way comparable to Stephen King's The Stand in length, but it is a compelling journey into the lives of fishermen and the battle that is



This is an excellent novel by Anastacia Moore. She has a wonderful writing style, that captures your interest from the very beginning and holds it throughout the entire book.The story revolves around the main character Dick Frank, who is the son of a fisherman on a tuna boat that is haunted by ghosts of the past owner and his crew.As the story unravels, this character has to deal with the sickness of his father, mysterious things happening while he is out fishing for tuna, and eventually winds

I got this book through Amazon as a paperback. I must say, I was intrigued by first of all, the cover art. It is very eye catching, as well as the preview of the novel itself.Ms. Moore does an excellent job in developing her characters, and while there may be some slight editorial things, that did not detract in the least from the overall enjoyment of the novel. The story revolves around a fishing boat, and the father and son who own and fish on it. There is apparently something sinister

This is an excellent book about a ghostly fishing boat and the people whose lives it involves. I really enjoyed the characters, some gruff and gnarly, and some just in the wrong place at the wrong time. I think readers of horror fiction will really enjoy this work by the author. She has a way of drawing you in to the action, and making you feel as if you are right there. I highly recommend this book.

An interesting little chiller with a compelling plot line. Moore infuses the story well with numerous, concrete details, however, I felt the excitement of the climax was concluded too quickly. It would benefit from some editing and proofreading, but, all in all, a decent read. It will be interesting to see what lies in store for the next people brave (or foolish) enough to board the "Salute".