Very much enjoyed the book. Only bit I didn't get was the laughter of the hotel owner at the end.
Just getting into it. Too soon to say, but I will let you know when the final page has been turned.
By the way, I've listened to the podcast with Doc Malik....WOW!!
Love you xxx
Great travelogue that gives a real insight into the lives of those in South America. Cleverly written, I love how the author goes back to past memories that allow the reader to contextualise the couple's thought process and actions. There's a wry, self-deprecating humour running throughout that keeps things light even as the tension builds, and the whole thing is genuinely gripping — I read it in a couple of sittings. The 2023 edition adds a reflective epilogue that gives the story extra weight, and the ending is something I genuinely didn't see coming. A unique blend of travel memoir and thriller that I'd recommend to anyone who wants to feel like they've been on the trip themselves.
A very thought provoking and unique way to uncover the lies being told to us over the past years. I'm looking forward to a full set of these looking at Law/legal, Health& the prescription industry, History etc... 10/10
I've bought two sets for presents, so I haven't read them yet- I will once the books have been gifted.
This book surprised me and was a thoroughly fascinating read. An extraordinary description of how time freezes in times of heightened crisis is used to deftly relate the tale. Riveting!
Wow amazing book ! The way Mark narrows down the narrative for the AI to actually answer the truth is brilliant! Like with all AI you have to ask the right questions to get the truth! Especially as at the beginning of the inquiry the AI said something completely different at the biginning ! Most people would have stopped there ! Bravo Mark 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Just started reading the book and it looks good. Thanks Mark
Very interesting, not started it fully yet, just scanned through it. Very complex in places and having to look up words I don't understand. 🤣🙈
Haven't read anything. Access through various gateways was was too Byzantine for a non computer nerd.