Manhattan Book Review

Amy's sudden resignation from her partnership in a top-tier law firm is followed by a strong devotion to political activism and social change. Her husband Josh, on the other hand, couldn't care less about politics. Josh's father Max's betrayal turns him into a harder and more driven person as he pursues his career dreams and serves as mega-retailer MAG Corporation's vice-president of strategy. 

With the couple drifting apart, Amy finds herself commuting to Chicago, becoming a part of the movement for Hope and Change, and expressing her excitement for Obama's presidency. Her commitment to social activism leads her to join the Chicago Alliance for Social Justice group, which is made up of dedicated community activists led by Stuart Spieglebaum and LaTanya Jones. 

Amidst Amy's activism exploits Josh realizes he is losing his wife and strives to win her back before she's gone for good. Is it too late for Josh to save his marriage? Martin Sneider's Amy Unbound is a nuanced and highly engaging story with several twists and quests that are woven around the themes of politics, love, and betrayal. 

The busy plot comprises fairly racy scenes, provocative acts of betrayal, adorable love goals, and intense rivalry. In essence, the story is designed to completely engage the reader and leave no room for boredom. Various events and goals are woven together and portrayed through multiple perspectives, allowing the reader to enjoy the book's unpredictability and attractive, intricate layers. I was very eager to find out if Amy would end up with a man she found very attractive or return to a marriage she was losing interest in. From start to finish, the protagonists' internal struggles are portrayed vividly through profound reflections and engaging conversations. 

Furthermore, Amy Unbound offers readers a deep, revelatory portrayal of activism, politics, and business. Through its passionate characters, we see important moments in the history of American politics and its business world. I liked that some characters associated with Josh and his marketing efforts express skepticism towards the practicality of businesses operating online since it exemplifies people's expected reluctance to change. 

Readers who love mind-blowing storylines, compelling twists, and strong characters will enjoy Amy Unbound. Martin's expertly written, evocative book will get you to feel a variety of strong emotions. I felt empathy, exhilaration, anger, surprise, fear, and many other emotions that made my time with the book an unforgettable experience. It takes top-notch writing skills to fully entertain readers while inspiring passion and provoking deep thoughts like Sneider does with his book.

Reviewed by Foluso Falaye