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Heartland Review Now In
Monday, October 21, 2002  6:10:00 PM

by Catherine A Schuett



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Title: The Ultimate Test
Author: Catherine Schuett

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Publisher and/or Distributor: AmErica House, Baltimore, MD

Publisher Website: www.publishamerica.com
Pages: 212
ISBN: 1-59129-089-9
Price: $19.95
Publishing Date: 2001
Reader: Allan Lechner

Rating:We rated this book three hearts.



The Ultimate Test is the story of four seemingly unconnected people, three of whom are kidnapped from different parts of the United States and their tenuous relationship with Antonio Cartillone Jr, head of the Cartillone crime family. It also explores the relationship that is formed between Kyle, Matthew Peters, Deborah Miller, and Maria Martinez in their fight against Cartillone and their fight against nature at its worst.


The five main characters in The Ultimate Test are extremely interesting. The two main supporting characters Daelynn and Hawk do their bit to add to the story. When Hawk decides to leave the Cartillone family and escapes from his henchman, and flies to Washington D.C., I knew she was going to be coming back into the story somewhere. I was surprised to find out what the ultimate test was. I thought they were going to be
hunted as human prey, but I was wrong. I was pleased with the surprise, but found it hard to swallow the premise that man could have so much control over the weather. Throughout the story there were words in sentences that made no sense. It was obvious that spell check was run, but in some spots there was not a
sanity check. We rated this book three hearts.

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