How I Felt:

The Writing: The Voyage is Douglas Falk’s debut novel and I was really impressed with his writing. I found the story to be well put together without confusing story-lines or major plot holes. As a less-scholarly person, there were a lot of references to scientists and adventurers that I didn’t know of. I googled the ones that I felt I needed to know, and just moved forward in the story for the ones I didn’t. Overall, I didn’t feel that it detracted from the story or my understanding of the book.

The Plot: Oh this story was FUN! The world is flat and we all just don’t know it. It’s a major government conspiracy. This story had me on the edge of my seat. I couldn’t wait to find out the truth! The Voyage unraveled quickly with a story that I couldn’t let go of. It was filled with drama and excitement and I didn’t want it to end.

Overall, I found this to be a well-written, exciting story that truly made me think and I enjoyed that. It is worth the read!

To Read or Not To Read:

I highly recommend for readers that enjoy thrillers as well as a science or political view from a book. Readers that enjoyed the Da Vinci Code would probably enjoy this!

Where to Find This Book:

The Voyage by Douglas Falk is available at these sites.

Amazon Kindle | Amazon | Mascot Books | Goodreads

William Milton meets his friend John at a college bar to drop a bomb shell on him. The Earth is flat and the secret is being covered up by the biggest and most powerful groups in the world. A conspiracy to top all conspiracies!

With William not quite convincing John of his discovery, he turns to astrophysicist Dr. Celeste Wood for help. They plan to travel to Antarctica to prove his theory is correct.

Just the Facts:

• The Voyage by Douglas Falk
• Genre: Thriller / Political / Historical
• Page Count: 273 pages
• Publisher: Mascot Books
• Pub Date: December 3, 2019

I was provided an advanced readers copy of this book for free. I am leaving my honest, unbiased review voluntarily.

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