Review: 5 Starrs.
Book 3 in the Emma Noble series . Can be read standalone or part of the trilogy.
Andrew Bridgeman writes so clearly,. Graphically, with precision and accuracy. Much like his newsletters.
The attention to detail transports you into the characters world easily.
Emma Noble is compulsive reading. She’s the nice girl but strong will , likeable but challenging, unstoppable and unforgiving.
She’s a thinker, a doer. Even when considering climbing up priceless artefacts on which she could end as part of the gold leaf from the painting , yes Andrew Bridgemans attention to detail is astounding, giving Emma situations and solutions that as she puts it is ‘Tom Cruise shit’ ( note here that we are talking about a fictional character in a book talking about a fictional character played by a real actor) yes my head exploded.
Noble Reckoning blow me away. I had no expectations going in to read this book, but wow just wow it’s gripping and powerful.
Emma Noble continues throughout the book to be feisty and fearless but also fearful, how does an author manage to create that in one character!
Sam, the protective father of his uncontrollable daughter, a man who will kill for her.
Nadia what a surprise she is, a young innocent victim, a pawn in the plot. Andrew you certainly pulled a Trojan horse out the bag with this one.
I don’t want to give anything away but the story of Emma Noble is a fast paced, adrenaline fuelled race. It’s hard to put down.
But goodness Andrew what did you do to us readers with the ending, I nearly fist bumped the table in frustration when I read your author’s notes.
Thank you for the advance copy, I wait with anticipation for your next book.
About:
Fired from the FBI, Emma follows a dead man’s message to Florence in search of a teenage girl connected to the terrorist behind the inauguration attacks.
