Book reviews provide a summary of the book’s content, evaluate its value, and recommend it to other readers. It increases the chances of gaining readers as well as increasing the visibility of the book. The more the book has a positive review, the more it gathers attention. The US Review of Books is one of the US-based contemporary book review publications run by professional reviewers and editors. They analyze every qualifying book that is released without regard for the work’s author or publisher.
The US Review of Books (USRB) reviewed Karl Peterson’s book, “Journey to the Prize,” which was praised by Philip Zozzaro after it was evaluated. He emphasizes, “The story never loses focus as it proceeds to a more than satisfying conclusion. This is a book that will appeal to those who enjoy the story of an underdog.”
“Journey to the Prize” tells the story of a young man and his friend who are involved in an unusual and dangerous mission.
Manny Guzman, a young man who lives on a ranch raising horses and being a rider, is a great friend of Alex, who has a cousin, Alois Dorman, a research scientist in Germany. Set in 1933, Manny and his friend are set to go to Germany to help Alex’s cousin, who’s in a bind.
A year when Nazis are up to no good forces Alois, Alex’s cousin, to work on a project, which may result in disastrous repercussions. He needed their help desperately so he could get a copy of the project into the right hands. Will Alois succeed? Will they be able to achieve their goal?
Karl Peterson, likely in his late sixties, hails from Monmouth County, New Jersey. An avid hiker, stamp collector, and traveler, he presently resides in Wanamassa. His recent novel is a dedication to a cherished friend who passed away and honors the memory of martyrs.
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