Readers Sound Off About ‘Unlimited’
Every Thursday for the next few weeks, I’m sharing excerpts from reader reviews of Unlimited, which released September 1, 2013. The major motion picture of the same title will debut in U.S. cinemas October 16, 2013.
Please click the link next to each reviewer’s name to read their full review.
“Davis Bunn has the incredible ability to transport the reader to places never seen. As the daughter of a thirty-four-year veteran of the U.S. Border Patrol, the scenes are strangely familiar. Bunn’s imagery of the desert landscapes, the food, and the people are amazing, and the Mexican resentment for border control is clear. The corruption portrayed in the novel permeates the culture and is both riveting and heartbreaking as the children are caught in the crossfire of the drug war. The story underscores the importance of respect for the rule of law, and electing people of integrity to power.”
-Katherine Wacker, Katherine’s Chronicle blog
“There is plenty of intrigue and nail-biting action to make this mystery fly. This is Davis Bunn’s best Christian fiction novel yet!”
-Dawn Cronk, Amazon
“From the moment you open this book, Davis Bunn draws you into the intense hunt that has already started. He continues to turn up the heat on the characters until it doesn’t seem as if they can take anymore. And then he turns it up again.”
-Rick Estep, Rick’s Readings: Reviews from a Man’s Perspective
“Unlimited has all the elements one expects from a Bunn book: authentic characters, adventure, intrigue, international or unique setting, high stakes, interesting plot twists, and unusual happenings that could be real. Readers will not be disappointed in the suspenseful tale as sorrow and success compete to determine which will reach unlimited potential.
-Mary A. Hake, Amazon
“…An action packed story that should certainly be made into a movie. Oh wait! It is a movie, starring Fred Thompson and Robert Amaya.” (Limited U.S. release October 16, 2013.)
-Russ Hanley, Amazon
“…Mystery, romance, action, drama all rolled into one story.”
-Deb Killian, M2M blog (Missionary to Missionary)
