Review: IABookReviews.com gave this a 6.5/10.0!
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 06 21, 2013
The Girl Who Put Out The Fire combines four separate story lines into one complete story. Journalists Kari Erntemann and Jerry Peterson are cross-country lovers who fight for the good of both America and Europe. As immigration becomes a hostile environment across both Europe and North America, the journalists must fight against the tyrant behind the illegal work permits, scandals, murder, and more.Can Europe's native IT workforce, like Dan Mandeville, keep work while an influx of immigrants with IT degrees come flooding across the borders or will Europe close it's eyes and leave the justice handling to someone else?What would someone do to keep their job? And what if what they did was caught on film?Rating: 6.5/10.0Review: At 48% done (according to the Kindle), the book took off and began pushing the four separate stories together rapidly and interestingly. The ties between the four stories are subtle at first and caused the story to drag on for a while. Because it took quite a long time to get into the attractiveness of the story, I had to give it a lower score. I did enjoy the book over all, and I believe that if I was interested in politics and followed the immigration issues, the book would have been even more enjoyable but I'm not on either focus and it wasn't until the crimes started piling up that I became interested. I reached out to someone I knew who was deep into politics and immigration law following in the US (IABookReviews is located in the US) and they were interested in reading the book. This leads me to recommend this book to anyone who is interested in either European OR US politics or immigration issues.