diane lewis

The realistic experience a parent faces when one’s child is tragically killed by a counterfeit fentanyl tablet

Revisado: 12-04-24

Mark Bodnarczuk’s stark grief in finding his son Thomas dead in his bed from a single dose of “Xanax” that turned out to be counterfeit Fentanyl instead is a raw, heart-wrenching story of what is happening to multiple thousands of people in the US. The maddening journey Mark and his wife Elin faced in their pursuit of justice through the emotionally-battering legal system adds to the stark horror of their loss. The obvious love, attention and formative training they lavished on Thomas in his short life speaks volumes about this young man’s potential to have become a man of deep faith, integrity and strength. Let this book serve as a wake-up call to parents, adults and children alike who are clueless about the lethal dangers of Mexican cartels and the staggering number of lethal pills that infiltrate our country. And let it be a case in point regarding needed changes in the legal system which renders too little too late to those suffering this kind of terrible injustice.

Diane Lewis

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Extremely boring. The story line is simple and never goes anywhere. Amazing an entire book can be written w so little plot.

Revisado: 11-02-24

No plot. Boring, simple plot that goes nowhere. Pls remove this from your free books. It’s a useless story. I’ve never given a bad review of any book, but this one deserves a very low rating.

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How formulaic for 1975 the story was

Revisado: 01-27-24

I enjoyed the plot and get to revisit the intrigue between men and women as it used to be—when it was better

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Character development

Revisado: 01-21-24

I don’t want to write a 15 word review. Let us write as long or short as we want or I won’t be rating anything.

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The narrator’s ability to embody the various characters through his narration was a huge delight. Added much to the story.

Revisado: 01-14-24

I appreciated hearing how British and Pakistani cultures interacted closely in their mutual location , yet neither allowed the other into their cultural groups,

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Lovely voice of reader!

Revisado: 05-10-23

An interesting mix of library patrons and those affected by a classic book list. Well done!

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Outstandingly realistic

Revisado: 05-05-23

For lovers of the underdog. Reminiscent of Eleanor Oliphant is Perfectly Fine. A bright jewel.

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The Newspapers have nothing on you

Revisado: 03-25-23

Dear Prince Harry and Princess Meghan,

Here in America we don’t believe a word of the tabloids. Get your feedback from real, actual people. Like me. Such a wonderful story. Thank you for sharing it. I listen sometimes when it’s night and I want to connect w a soul. Thank you for helping me thru many nights—at least 6 times. You’re both precious—never believe anything less. ❤️‍🩹

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Nicely detailed characters

Revisado: 12-09-22

Enjoyed how well she fleshed out the characters without making them unrealistically good. Flaws and struggles are also revealed.

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Strong female friendships

Revisado: 10-07-22

are often found in Jane Fallon books. Though, after reading several of her stories, they can be somewhat predictable. Enjoyed all of them nevertheless. And the narrators add a lot, to get the words to sing.

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