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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
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This is the follow up to The People Traders and chronicles Karen Marshall's return to the Lebanon to rescue another group of girls who have been abducted. It also gives her the opportunity to elicit some revenge on those who had been involved in her own kidnapping.
Despite sketchy references being made to previous events, it is necessary to have read 'The People Traders' beforehand to be able to completely follow the fundamental story.
I had found 'The People Traders' a reasonably acceptable story despite its various shortcomings so was encouraged to follow through with this sequel.
However, not only did the extremely poor punctuation, formatting, grammar etc continue through into 'The People Trafficker' making it a very hard read, the story was poorly written, stilted and even became way beyond the realms of fiction. Naturally, I appreciate this is supposed to be fiction but the whole topic of human trafficking deserves to be dealt with in a more realistic style to help raise awareness of this subject in a better manner.
I do not normally like to leave a book unfinished so did force myself to reach the end hoping for an improvement which never came to fruition.
In spite of it being priced at under £[], I would still advise buying something else!
Despite sketchy references being made to previous events, it is necessary to have read 'The People Traders' beforehand to be able to completely follow the fundamental story.
I had found 'The People Traders' a reasonably acceptable story despite its various shortcomings so was encouraged to follow through with this sequel.
However, not only did the extremely poor punctuation, formatting, grammar etc continue through into 'The People Trafficker' making it a very hard read, the story was poorly written, stilted and even became way beyond the realms of fiction. Naturally, I appreciate this is supposed to be fiction but the whole topic of human trafficking deserves to be dealt with in a more realistic style to help raise awareness of this subject in a better manner.
I do not normally like to leave a book unfinished so did force myself to reach the end hoping for an improvement which never came to fruition.
In spite of it being priced at under £[], I would still advise buying something else!
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Kindle Edition
I read People Trader first and thought it was OK, a fast read, although I found it hard to identify with the character as many of her reactions and emotions didn't ring true. I couldn't finish this book, I just found it too patronising and the style set my teeth on edge. A shame as I was hoping it would surpass its predecessor.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Kindle Edition
If you have never read Keith Hoare before, DON'T BUY THIS BOOK FIRST. BUY PEOPLE TRADERS FIRST and read that before you read this as it's basically part two of People Traders and tells return of Karen to the Lebanon to rescue more girls and to wreak vengeance on her captors from the first book. It's an easy read and you need to not mind having things explained in great obvious detail. However, I enjoyed it - not least because it was a cheap kindle download.
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The People Trafficker
A really good read and an eye opener into the world of trafficking of human life all over Europe and the Middle East
Published 2 months ago by Lizzy
Remember this is fiction!
OK, so having read tthe first book and had mixed feelings about it, I've moved on to this, the second book.
I'm hooked. Read more
I'm hooked. Read more
Published 8 months ago by prfsa
TRILOGY
ONCE YOU HAVE READ THIS BOOK DOWNLOAD 'UNIT T SPECIAL FORCES' IT FOLLOWS KAREN EVEN FURTHER , IT IS WORTH READING IF YOU ENJOYED 'THE PEOPLE TRADERS' AND 'THE PEOPLE TRAFFICKER'
Published 14 months ago by NONIE CARDIFF
The people trafficker
After reading the first book I couldnt wait to read this one. It didnt let me down.It followed karen when she got home, all though it was far fetched in some places it still kept... Read more
Published 16 months ago by Carol Clarke
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