In Project: "Sentinel" James Jensen creates and intense and original story that follows a former LAPD detective as he tries to find his way in life. As the story begins, the author introduces the reads to John Black, a former LAPD police officer wh has moved to a quiet town in Oregon. Feeling down on his luck and sorry for himself, he is learning to adjust to a the small town way of life; this is until his former life comes sweeping in again. Jensen builds intrigue around Black as many begin to question what exactly his doing in this small town. The story takes dramatic twists and turns as Jensen begins to unfold the subplot of a Chinese madman who wants to start world war III in order to achieve his twisted idea of revenge. Throughout the stroryline Jensen develops the charaters using dialogue and descriptive prose. The ideas are well developed and create a unique, yet cohesive theme troughout.
Jean Wahlborg, Editorial Coordinator, Dorrance Publishing.
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