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| Title | : | Average Joe and the Extraordinaires (Average Joe #1) |
| Author | : | Belart Wright |
| Book Format | : | Kindle Edition |
| Book Edition | : | Deluxe Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 347 pages |
| Published | : | October 2015 by BWright Publishing (first published December 18th 2014) |
| Categories | : | Fantasy. Young Adult |
Belart Wright
Kindle Edition | Pages: 347 pages Rating: 3.32 | 76 Users | 39 Reviews
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On a dark and balmy Floridian night, a strange and mysterious dark haired woman stalks the shadows of the local college football stadium, on the prowl for secrets buried deep beneath the Earth. These secrets, she knows, may change everything including this small town.While knocking back illegal drinks with his friends at the hallowed Orangetown Pickers' college football stadium, average kid Joe Black finds himself desperately trying to save the life of a beautiful dark haired woman after a deadly explosion violently interrupts his fun and games. While trying to fathom why he would even do something so reckless he soon finds himself entangled in a dangerous game of terrorist plots, mistaken identities, hard boiled detectives, the criminal underworld, and of all things magic as he tries to escape with his life and make sense of it all.
Joe faces many challenges from all new enemies, assassins, and even his own friends. Can Joe navigate all this danger, escape with his life, and handle his biggest challenge to date, finding something about himself that is truly extraordinary? Find out within the pages of Average Joe and the Extraordinaires.
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| Original Title: | Average Joe and the Extraordinaires |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | Average Joe #1 |
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Ratings: 3.32 From 76 Users | 39 ReviewsAssess About Books Average Joe and the Extraordinaires (Average Joe #1)
*I received a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.*Belart Wrights Average Joe and the Extraordinaires is a wonderful adventure story. Wright is incredible at creating vivid characters and putting them through their paces in a fast-paced adventure. There were a few instances where a clique was misused, the way someone learning a foreign language might use a phrase they hear a lot, understanding the meanings of individual words, but not the implications of the phrase as aFilled with fun dialog and creative characters this novel is a fun read. It definitely fits the young adult genre and can be enjoyed by the younger audiences. I also think many adults would find it entertaining. Average Joe feels like a new kind of superhero for masses to enjoy, without feeling like a rip off of any other comic book character. Full of action and adventure Average Joe will not disappoint. It is a great start to a series and I am really looking forward to the next book.
Joe may be your average guy, but this young one sure got a lot that made him extra special. He was level-headed and always looked out for his friends. He even volunteered to help a stranger whom he thought was a damsel in distress. A beautiful dark-haired woman he called Beauty. But Beauty wasn't really a damsel in distress. On the contrary, she was one heck of a woman capable of doing things beyond the norm. What Joe discovered about Beauty had him gripping and questioning about reality versus
My first thought once I had finished reading the book was whether I was an average Joe myself. I must admit, this book kept me hooked onto it since the beginning.I had always thought that action was not my kind of genre, but Belart ensured that I underwent a change of thought. This book is very addictive from the very beginning. In fact, its very well written in spite of its simplicity. The language is simple, yet powerful enough to keep to wanting to know whats up next. This book has mass
The story has a lot of potential. Both the first 25% and last 10% of the book moves at a good pace. However, the majority of the book gets lost in a lot of noise about high school bullies and details of things that don't contribute to the story.
Mehreen Ahmed's review: PDF copyBelart's Average Joe and Extraordinaries is not the average run of the mill kind of a story at all. In fact, it is quite extraordinary how average Joe transforms into something that the world does not think he is likely to become - an accidental hero. This book is about perspective, a bit like what Shakespear always thought that a fool might speak of wisdom far greater than the so-called wise, the blind may have more vision than those who can actually see. There
I received a copy of this from the very nice author, hence this honest review.First up: this isn't my genre, and I feel like I'm definitely part of the target audience (age-wise) for this. But I'm all for supporting indie authors, so my goal for this review is for it to be constructive.The story itself - plot, setting, and timeline - is laid out well. It's cohesive, with very little holes to poke through, and that's the basic foundation for a good book. I can imagine the attempts for humor
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