What do a family-run diner, a buzzing casino, and a ransomware plot have in common? They all collide in Zwart’s Travellers’ Drama Omnibus Trilogy by Maxwell Hoffman—a bold mix of adventure, crime, sci-fi, and drama set in a seemingly quiet coastal town. The book invites you into a layered world where locals and travelers cross paths daily. You’ll meet characters like Doug, whose innocent fears tug at your heart, and the Fiske siblings, who introduce a dark digital twist. Meanwhile, the Oak Casino’s power plays add tension and intrigue. With vivid writing and short, shifting chapters, Hoffman keeps the pace moving—though not without some bumps, like odd symbols and a few over-the-top moments. Still, the world he’s built feels cinematic, real, and relevant. This is a story for readers who love genre mashups and stories rooted in relationships and risk. 👉 Check out the full review: Zwart’s Travellers’ Drama Omnibus Trilogy – Book Review
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