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Camouflage - Lost and Found: Can You Bury Your Past?
Camouflage - Lost and Found: Can You Bury Your Past? | Mariyam Hasnain
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Bangkok-based author Mark Statler gets drawn to his next door neighbor, a Thai girl Sheina Young. Their friendship is blossoming into a loving relationship, just when Mark starts getting suspicious calls from an unknown caller addressing him as Jeff Stewart and that he can't run away from him. Things get even bleaker when Mark discovers that his e-mail and social media accounts have been hacked. He was even more dis-pleasingly surprised when he finds out that the original content of his recently published novel has been replaced by some filthy write-up. Struggling with his insecurities and troubles, Mark yearns for peace in Sheina but breaks apart seeing Sheina in another man's arms. Would heartbroken Mark ever be able to come out of the looming shadows of darkness? Who is responsible for making Mark's life a mysterious puzzle, and who is this unknown man who always addresses him by the name Jeff Stewart? Will he make sense of what is going on? Will he be able to claim his life back? An intriguing tale of love, lust, betrayal, deceit, and conspiracy, a plot that gets into your skin, a story that entertains you with its element of romance yet keeps you intrigued on what's next, Camouflage - Lost and Found is a romantic suspense novel that would compel you to take a step ahead and reboot your life.
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AmyG Great quote. 3y
wanderinglynn Great quote! 3y
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DrJAdMerricksson
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Mehso-so

*Warning- explicit/graphic sexual scenes bordering into erotica. Book description did not prepare me for that.

This is an imaginative story, and would be great fleshed out into a full novel. Another proofing would not be amiss. Several spelling/grammar errors. Many times, the writing came across as somewhat stilted or clunky, especially with the dialogue. That did, often, break me out of my reader zone, though it was not hard to get back in.