Ruth Hill's Reviews > The RX Factor
The RX Factor
by J. Thomas Shaw (Goodreads Author)
by J. Thomas Shaw (Goodreads Author)
If you follow my review, you know that I don't normally give books in this genre (political thrillers, espionage, etc.) five-star ratings. But J. Thomas Shaw has crafted a story that just blew me away. Towards the end of the book, all I found myself saying is that I hoped this story wasn't really true. Okay, so the story is fiction, but it is clear that there are similar stories, and J. Thomas Shaw has evidence to back his claims. He even cites references at the end of his book (I don't often see fiction writers do that unless it is historical fiction).
I appreciated the fact that the sex scenes were not descriptive, and the profanity was not completely rampant as it is with some of the books in this genre. In fact, I remarked to my mom that normally only the "bad guys" used profanity. When it is used in other settings in the book, it actually makes sense. Not that I condone it, but it is realistic.
I was absolutely floored when I reached the last few pages! I do not want to give anything away, but if you choose to read this book, you MUST read through the end. There can be nothing more gripping than the issues of cancer, drug company cover-ups, and political intrigue. The characters in the book are well-developed, and the writing style is quite readable.
In conclusion, if you choose to read only one political thriller, make it this book. I can assure you that you will marvel at what you are reading, and I think you may look at the news headlines just a little bit differently. I know I will!
I was sent a copy of this book in exchange for my honest review. I was not financially compensated in any way, and all opinions are one hundred percent mine.
I appreciated the fact that the sex scenes were not descriptive, and the profanity was not completely rampant as it is with some of the books in this genre. In fact, I remarked to my mom that normally only the "bad guys" used profanity. When it is used in other settings in the book, it actually makes sense. Not that I condone it, but it is realistic.
I was absolutely floored when I reached the last few pages! I do not want to give anything away, but if you choose to read this book, you MUST read through the end. There can be nothing more gripping than the issues of cancer, drug company cover-ups, and political intrigue. The characters in the book are well-developed, and the writing style is quite readable.
In conclusion, if you choose to read only one political thriller, make it this book. I can assure you that you will marvel at what you are reading, and I think you may look at the news headlines just a little bit differently. I know I will!
I was sent a copy of this book in exchange for my honest review. I was not financially compensated in any way, and all opinions are one hundred percent mine.
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fyi - Unfortunately, except for the 'Hollywood' style action, the story is more fact than fiction.