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The Caretaker by A .X. Ahmad

The Caretaker

by A .X. Ahmad

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  • May 2013, 304 pages
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  • Molinda C. (Suffolk, VA)
    Meh...
    I was looking forward to this book. It is a genre that I enjoy...action/adventure and took place in two settings that I enjoy--India and Boston/Martha's Vineyard. Unfortunately, the story quickly fell flat. Outside of the protagonist, character development was lacking and the motive for the villain was weak. Even the love interest did not make sense. I appreciated the author's attempt to tie the main character's previous experiences as a solider in the Indian Army to his current dilemma but in the end I was left feeling flat and disappointed.

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