Vinodunny
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Brad Taylor:
Just finished reading "Into the Gray Zone". I'm from India and loved the book. I'd offer one small correction: A chapter starts with Kamal and others eating Beef Curry from a street stall in Jaipur. I think that's highly unlikely as not only is beef is banned in India but Jaipur would enforce it even more. Also, sikhs venerate the cow as much as Hindus. Would you want to edit that for the next edition?
Brad Taylor
Damn it! I know better than that. I can't believe I put that in there. At first, I thought, "That's not true. No way would I have written that." But, alas, I did. One throw-away sentence about a victory meal. You're absolutely correct - especially about Jaipur - and yes, I'll try to edit that for future editions. No matter how hard I try, I always make some mistakes. Sorry about that, and thanks for the observation! Glad you enjoyed it otherwise.
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Thank you for sharing your imagination. I really enjoy the Pike Logan Series. I have a friend who asked me how I am able to enjoy reading so much. I told him that he had to learn how to join his imagination to the writers imagination. You have to build a movie within your mind. With that said, who would you like to see play the parts of Pike Logan and Jennifer? Who are they in your mind?
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I tend to read Authors and series rather than jump around haphazardly especially with a series. I.M.H.O., Ghosts of War (Pike Logan, #10) was your best book to date, this one I gave a 5. The story line, plot, characters, and technology were strong as, Clancy and Silva, with an added touch of the supernatural found in all the John Connolly (my favorite authors) books. You nailed it?
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