Revenge (Most Wanted) - Eric Brown Reviews
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Newest Review: ... houses a couple of years ago, but I don't think the majority of the public had a clue how these footballers' and their ... more
... families were feeling afterwards. I suppose it's something you just can't put your finger on. I know I haven't experienced it, thankfully, and I honestly don't know how I would react if I came home, drunk, and found someone in my home threatening to bury me.
It also deals quite well with paranoia, and how the power of words and threats from the burglar, even when he's behind a locked door, can put you in a whole state of worry. Dan finds himself in a complete quandry, not knowing what to do and also worried that th...more
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by - written on 28/02/10 (Very useful, 61 readings)
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Eric Brown's Revenge is a Barrington Stoke book that is written as part of the Most Wanted series. It is written using the publishers' own font and with further line spacing to make it easier to read, to appeal to those with forms of dyslexia and also reluctant readers who find the usual cramming of words a put off. Revenge delves into the world of professional football, introducing us to the life of Dan Radford, striker for City, who comes home drunk the day before a game to find a burglar in his house. After a struggle, Dan manages to lock the violent and threatening burglar in a room down in the cellar, but things escalate, and Dan, drunk, falls asleep and ... Read the complete review
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