This was a great political thriller but I would really recommend reading book 1 first before this to fully get the experience.

I think this one is my fault. I must not have read the description fully and didn't realise this was a political thriller. The cover has since changed but from the original one listed and the title, I thought this was going to be set on a slave plantation but it appears not. DNF

I was a not a fan of this one. I think this would be a better read for another person. I would not recommend this title to those that I know.

This book is part of a series, but reads nicely enough as a standalone, but I will go read the previous books now. The book was entertaining and I will read more by him in future.

I was drawn in massively by the description of this book, however I was disappointed after reading the first couple of chapters. I didn't get the same thrill I had gotten when reading the blurb. This also may have been my fault for not realising that it was the second in a series, when I hadn’t read the first. Whilst I personally did not enjoy this book, I could see others who like a political thriller enjoying it.

Thank you to NetGalley and BooksGoSocial for the opportunity to read this book.

The description of this book captivated me, but it fell flat and was unrealistic. I also wasn’t careful and hadn’t realized it was the second in a series where I hadn’t read the first. I also took a gamble because the genre of political/intelligence thriller is sorta outside my normal montage of serial killer fiction and true crime. Rating it 3/5 stars because although it wasn’t my personal favorite, I could see others enjoying it. I am happy to see it is available on Kindle Unlimited for folks!

Thank you to NetGalley, the author, and BooksGoSocial for the opportunity to read and review.

I didn’t realise that this was part of a series. That being said, it did not take away from my reading experience.
Thought provoking and a real page turner. One that you will find hard to put down. Captivating and well written. A thriller worth reading.

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This book wasn't at all what I expected but I thoroughly enjoyed it. I originally wanted to read it because of the title and intriguing cover; however, the storyline had me swept up until the final pages. This was a unique story that will break up your typical thriller plot. Recommend!

This book felt scarily real. Especially with what is happening at the moment. This book really gives you something scary to think about which could easily become a reality.

Charles stone has been brought up by his Nazi father in a place called Haven House Plantation. He has been brained washed to think that what the Hitler stood for is the right way to act and the right way to think and so has been creating a new movement to overturn turn the presidency of the United States of America and it is up to Sam Collins to save the day.

I will say that this book took me a little while to get into but I stuck with it and was rewarded with a gripping scarily real book.

I really struggled with this one. I just could not get into it. It wasn't really what I expected it to be.

I found this a difficult book to get into and therefore enjoy. Perhaps I expected too much?
Having said that, many will enjoy it and like most things it is simply a matter of taste.
Sadly, it wasn’t one for me and I gave up on it as there were other books sitting that I knew I would get more enjoyment from.

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A well-written thriller that keeps captivated.

The Plantation is a well-written story that is captivating and makes you think - could a new nazi movement destroy democracy?

The novel has Sam fighting against the insurance company and specifically Stone. As he digs deeper and gathers new information he is shocked to find out that Stone's father is a Nazi and has been grooming him to lead a new movement.

It's electrifying and a thriller you will not be able to put down until the very end.