The Night Watchman review by TKono
The Night Watchman
by J. L. Manning
Age Range - 12 and up
Genre - Adventure

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Age at time of review - 12
Reviewer's Location - Staten Island, NY, United States
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"The Night Watchman" by J.L.Manning is a typical story of an underdog gone supernatural. A disabled man with a speech impediment and physical hindrances discovers a machine that makes him more than ordinary--it makes him extraordinary. Afterwards, he goes around defeating evil and racing cars in his leisure time. He later gets involved with some shady characters that influence him negatively.

Opinion: 

Self- published, the book is riddled with grammatical and syntax- related errors. As for the story itself, it is reminiscent of a cross between The Hulk and The Fast and the Furious. There are some mature references that sour the book. Also, it is suggested that readers be a fan of drag racing as it takes up a vast majority of the book. Furthermore, the speech of the characters is very colloquial.

 

 

Rating:
1
Content Rating:

Content rating - mature content

Explain your content rating: 

References to alcohol, drugs, prostitution, obscenity, swearing, delinquency, illegality, and more
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