Novelist Richard Turner in his latest novel “Incursion” offers a unique but terrifying twist to the traditional historical thriller genre. In Incursion the allied forces clandestine war efforts in Norway are severely hampered by not only the German forces but by some other evil and sinister force.
The isolation created by the Norway winter with its snowy, stormy, freezing and low visibility conditions offers the perfect back drop to play out this bloody horror of a thriller.
It offers fans of stories like The Thing by Eric Heisserer and John W. Campbell Jr a true companion book for their next late winter but chilly read.
The only difference In Incursion is we get to find out if traditional WWII mortal enemies can put aside their ideological differences in time to ensure not only their mutual survival but the survival of the planet, so there is still something left to fight over.
A great fast paced read that offers some great historical twists and turns that are the hallmark of Richard Turner.
In this latest novel we get to find out that the enemy of my enemy is ……..well my worst nightmare.
phantasmagorical!!! It is true.
The word phantasmagorical: 1. having a fantastic or deceptive appearance, as something in a dream or created by the imagination. 2.having the appearance of an optical illusion, especially one produced by a magic lantern. 3 changing or shifting, as a scene made up of many elements.
Oh how hard to work that word into a conversation! But that fits this book and it's plot line, characters and all the the things that a book a good page turner. Yeah there are some dry spots where the fighting takes too many pages and there are a few of the "saw that coming" spots - BUT there are plenty of turns and twists to make it great.
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