The Auctioneers by Florian Schneider (Book Review #836)

The auctioneers is a fictional story about Anabel Medina, a Salvadoran immigrant and social worker in Los Angeles who, after having famously subdued a rampage shooter on a killing spree in Malibu, rises to become a popular international voice for peace and social equity.

The story treads on political issues and Anabel receives many unwanted attentions for being a hero. She uses the fame to be something, to stand for something and as she befriends, a photographer, Chris induces the confident for her to run for office. As the relationship grows and the connection between them becomes stronger the story takes an interesting turn.

The story is written with a political agenda. The platform Anabel has given isn’t novel but her character and the bond between Chris and her make a sweet story and tells a message.

The literature is written well and the story is straight forward. There aren’t many shockers or foundational storylines that could possibly complicate things. What does exist is a normal paced storyline and a plot that gears to question things in a good way.

I recommend this book to fictional readers and people who like political involved narratives.

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