The Art of Revenge

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At the start of my career, I took a University of Texas writing course with Ben Fountain, author of Billy Lynn’s Long Halftime Walk, and he set me on the path to become a writer. Of course, as a thriller writing genius, David Baldacci has been influential as well. Valentina is an orphan who ended up as a prostitute until she was “adopted” by Millie. Anthony knows Millie and once he meets Valentina, they end up in a global cat and mouse game involving deadly Russians, North Koreans, and multiple gangs. Being the nephew of Frank Pravati, a mob boss, has its advantages while they are involved in their pursuits. Then I remembered that he didn’t have time, he wanted something to occupy his mind or pass the little time. I hurriedly sn*tched up my plastic bag and trailed behind him. Funded by forgeries and the ransom of stolen paintings, rogue Russian intelligence agents bribe Kim Jong-un to give them a nuclear bomb that they’ll smuggle into the States. Teaming with the FBI, Anthony Provati and co-protagonist Valentina Esposito must stop them. Anthony and Valentina pursue murderous Russian and North Korean operatives from Europe to Asia trying to get to the bottom of the conspiracy, while Pyongyang’s weapon is smuggled into Vladivostok and put on a ship to Mexico before entering the States. In the deadly climax, Anthony and Valentina confront a Russian ogre hitman just as the trigger codes are being entered to explode the nuclear device. As I write, I’m navigating every twist and turn. Along the way, my characters often speak to me, telling me what they should do next. Quite often, that’s a surprise twist.

There were red flags all over the place, a woman loses everything in her divorce and murders a dying billionaire. Just thinking about that made me snort. As I sn*tched it, I scowled; he was clearly a high-class jerk. He took out his phone, turned on the flashlight, and led the I was eagerly anticipating the third book in the Anthony Provati thriller series after having read the first two books. I enjoy Giordano's writing style and the way he can so easily create flawed characters we care about. With a few bold phrases, crisp descriptions, and smart dialogue, he can seamlessly transport us into another country and easily shift the mood from one scene to the next.

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Thrillers provide ample opportunity to immerse your characters into deeper and deeper dilemmas with lots of twists and turns. I noticed that the interior was completely white and had a hospital-like odor. I could only assume the house was his mini private hospital. Wow. If you want a book about organized crime anywhere in the world, this one has it. We start with a Greek drug lord, then the Italian and Russian mobs, Chinese tongs, Japanese mob, North Korean agents… and so on. It’s all in here. And all connected through Provati and his dealings. There is action, intrigue, murder, theft, forgery. There is a lot going on in this story. I chose to read this book after receiving a free e-copy from the author. All opinions in this review are my own and completely unbiased. The book does a great job of introducing multiple stories that seem entirely unrelated -- with a depth of characters--and then bringing these together for the larger narrative. The story includes stops along the way in Greece, the United States, Russia, and North Korea. The reader experiences gun battles and bad guys smuggling a loose nuke smuggled into the United States. Amid all this, it's an ancestry test might throw you for the biggest loop.

Once you have successfully installed the app on your smartphone, simply launch it and utilize the search function to locate the novel by either its title or the name of the author. So that's a short review and how to read the novel, In conclusion, "The Art of Revenge" by MK20 Gab is a captivating romance novel that explores the intricate threads of fate, betrayal, and the healing power of love. Through the intertwining lives of Thalia Nash and Brandon Fraser, readers are transported into a world where the darkest moments can lead to the most profound transformations. In case you encounter any confusion along the way, here are some step-by-step instructions to assist you: A: I’m a retired international executive vice president of 3M. Having lived and traveled around the world adds authenticity to my writing about international intrigue, like THE ART OF REVENGE. After three hours, I was soon at the beach house; I wasn’t sure if it was the right one, but it was stunning and huge, my father had one similar but we had neighbors. This one was built all alone and secluded from civilization.It started four years ago when Biotech company, a company owned by Josh Nelson, that’s the man who just divorced me and left me with nothing. His company was on the verge of bankruptcy when his father, my late Father’s best friend, came up with a proposal. And together with my father, they decided to merge their companies. I had read three of Joe Giordano’s books and was happy to read The Art of Revenge. It is the third book in the Anthony Pravati series, and it begins with Anthony having to deliver cocaine to make money for close friends who are on the verge of losing everything. Talk about a suspenseful beginning!

Still, all that doesn’t mean it’s a bad story. It’s not. It’s just…different. And different can be good. This is a story that doesn’t exactly have a hero – though it is both Anthony’s and Valentina’s story and it works out in the end for them—in different ways. But it does take close reading to follow what’s going on sometimes. I’m parked down there as I mentioned earlier,” he explained. His tone had changed; he was calmer, if not enthusiastic, but not in a lively way. I gently made my way across the bridge until it was time to descend. My lawyer spoke up again, but I ignored him and went to stare at my now-ex-husband. Yes, you’ve heard the scenario before: the husband. dumps his boring wife for a more attractive woman. Well sorry to blow your bubble, mine was different.I had no idea how he knew I was looking up information on him. I assumed he was sleeping. I remained silent without responding. I stepped on the throttle and rushed away it was already late, our destination was three hours away My father, being a good guy, approved of the union, which was cemented with the marriage of their children, which was me and Josh. I was ecstatic about the wedding because I’d always had a thing for Josh. It was as if a fantasy had come true. I told myself to concentrate while I combed through his articles. The jerk was filthy rich, like ten times what Josh got from me, but I noticed that the majority of the articles were over two years old.

I love art, international travel, and fine cuisine, and you’ll find ample examples of my taste throughout the text. To fully immerse yourself in this enchanting narrative, allow yourself to be swept away by the emotional depth and intricate character development. Follow Thalia and Brandon as they navigate the complexities of their pasts, seeking solace and redemption in each other's arms. MK20 Gab skillfully crafts a story that tugs at the heartstrings, reminding us of the resilience of the human spirit and the capacity for love to heal even the deepest wounds. At the very least, his story seemed to match several publications, albeit not in a clear image, but it had some truth. I chose to focus on the road ahead, but I kept an eye on him in case he stopped breathing or did something stup*d. I could only imagine the articles if he died in the car with me; I’d be declared guilty on the spot. Former actress turned amateur sleuth Hope Hadley arrives in town just as Paul is found murdered and the police suspect Sophie of the crime. Hope desperately races to discover the truth before her friend Sophie is put in jail for the rest of her life. Synopsis of The Art of Revenge:

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As a former 3M International Executive Vice President, Joe experienced the global cultures and locations he writes about. Wow! I am very impressed with this debut book, the storyline is solid and the characters are easy to like and relate to—well okay maybe not the baddies! 😉