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Title	:	Points of View
Author	:	Tony Thorne
Book Format	:	ebook
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 250 pages
Published	:	August 17th 2017 by Tony Thorne MBE (first published July 31st 2012)
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Points of View

Tony Thorne

ebook | Pages: 250 pages

Rating: 3.9 | 10 Users | 6 Reviews

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In the POINTS OF VIEW series, the hero is a young blind Londoner, named Horace Mayberry, who is a cautious lad, who occasionally enjoys vivid dreams of being a secret agent. Then he becomes fitted with superhuman, nanotronic, eyes for free, but there is a catch.. They are inherently intelligent and can develop various functions to assist in whatever awkward situations he experiences. In payment for the eyes, he is recruited into a secret government agency as an apprehensive assistant to an experienced agent and embarks on a series of adventures, including being abducted twice by an international gang of terrorists. Their leader, Rudolph Beckman, is a billionaire financier who is after the secrets of the laboratory that developed the nanotronic eyes. He uses a trio of henchmen to do his bidding.


Each risky situation Horace encounters causes his eyes to develop something new, and enables his introvert personality to evolve too. His dreams become more meaningful as he becomes somewhat impulsive and headstrong. The exciting finale in this first volume covers an attack by the two agents, backed up by a Spanish SWAT team, on the crooks hideout in Tenerife, one of the Canary Islands!

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Kindle Book Award Nominee for Young Adult (Semi-Finalist) (2013)

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Ratings: 3.9 From 10 Users | 6 Reviews

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Tony Thorne MBE, a Chartered Design Engineer, built up a research and development company in Kent, England. Its eventual worldwide commercial success led to him being awarded the MBE by the Queen. Now retired, he writes speculative, science and fantasy, fiction and has published over fifteen collections of short stories, including the award winning TENERIFE TALL TALES trilogy, and MACABRE TALES.My opinion:It's the first time I write a review without having read the book until the end. You may wonder, then, how could I provide you with a full review? Well, I will rather tell you why I didn't manage to finish this reading.Point of View, Tome 1, had everything to arouse my curiosity. First, it was a spy book, and it's one of my guilty pleasure, even if I haven't read that many novels of this genre. The second detail about the story was the fact we had a hero who is blind, at least at the

If you are the type of person who hates adventure, action and excitement, do not pick up this book. If, however, you are a person much like myself that likes to be captivated by gripping edge-of-your-seat action, then you will definitely want to read this book. The action is non-stop, from the first paragraph to the last. I lost a little sleep reading Points of View because I simply couldn't stop until I know what happened next. It is a well-written tale, and one that grips the imagination. You

My opinion:It's the first time I write a review without having read the book until the end. You may wonder, then, how could I provide you with a full review? Well, I will rather tell you why I didn't manage to finish this reading.Point of View, Tome 1, had everything to arouse my curiosity. First, it was a spy book, and it's one of my guilty pleasure, even if I haven't read that many novels of this genre. The second detail about the story was the fact we had a hero who is blind, at least at the



A secret agent with futuristic eyes on the hunt for stolen deadly weapons. See my official review here: https://forums.onlinebookclub.org/vie...

Tony Thorne's "Points of View" is a standalone read. I don't usually read thrillers, so I don't have much to compare it to, but I loved it. It's a great read with lots of twists and turns. An interesting cocktail with two parts Walter Mitty, one part Jason Bourne, and three parts Inception! Did you ever see that Buffy the Vampire episode where she can't figure out if she's in the looney bin or not? This book has a similar vibe. Love it! Tony always has something interesting for me to read.

Young Londoner, Horace Maberry was blind and could only dream about being a secret agent. That is until he acquired intelligent artificial eyes. His Nanotronic BioVision eyes allow him to see the world in a new way, and give him the ability to do more than just see, and he recruited in to a secret government agency. Yet other forces want this technology for far darker reasons. Five weapons have been stolen from the lab where his eyes were created. He finds he can detect them and communicate with