He wouldn't stay dead
348258
Elise has to face her fears both actual and imaginary. This story is as dark as the alleys of Savannah. You won't see the twists coming
619867
An awesome possibilty which could have been true. That is if hitler didn't die on the day he died. Heavily stuffed with detail and information about germany and third reich. In the beginning it might be boring. But as the story goes, adrenaline starts to pump in.
4698869
Return Edgar to us on another day. He will always be welcome here by anyone worth knowing. We will not waste his time. Take care.
3103988
Have trouble keeping Chase up. He fell down three times Now he's on a piece of cardboard waiting to be stuck up there somehow.
4381422
This guy looks real enough to crawl away but the only way he's likely to escape is by air. He doesn't weigh as much as I had hoped and I'm afraid a strong gust of wind may blow him away. For that reason alone, I'm only giving him four stars. Otherwise, he's a fitting addition to our garden-patio critters.
1302335
Scary that this could happen to a man who was protecting a woman's life.
669237
The Power Makers of the world would really let this guy live ?????  IF they could do all he suggests...and like one person said..He had a camera..why didn't he use it ?
2908264
I knew how this book would end, and yet I found myself wishing I didn't know the last chapter. But that's not how Paul would have wanted it. His motivation was to take us along on his journey of death, not to be surprised by it. And he succeeded.
2958563
He grabbed you in the beginning and would not let go.  I was Intrigued by the survival skills. At times it seemed never to end, which I suppose was his point-to experience the never constant  challenges. Surprised at the ending and wonder if in reality would it have been that neat.
2213898
Could not stop the water pumping automatically, and you must keep watch on it.
277671
Trent  Lemend has had a interesting life, he just seems to end up in trouble  no matter where he goes. This is a very interesting story, parts just don't seem to fit right in. This poor guy from the fight he was in got well way to fast, other things did not fit in either, but the story did keep you interested. It is  worth a read, it will keep you going just to find out  who is being the bad one.
4694971
Jerry passed away recently.  I suppose the cancer got him in the end.  But don't look at that as a failure.  Look at all the extra years he got in good health he probably would not have gotten had he followed the oncologist's advice.  Reminds me of another man who wrote a book about cancer.  He was told he would die in 6 months of acute leukemia if he didn't do chemo right away.  Instead he started juicing and lived another 10 years before the cancer killed him. Was he a failure?  Certainly not.
2433159
On the surface he seems like 'the man with the plan', but truthfully this plan could never work. If you enjoy fantasy books, this is for you!
1914270
This was a good tale well told.  I most especially liked his take on offing the bad guys.  It was unique and probably even possible.  The only drawback to this otherwise great story is that he killed off too many of the good guys.  Way to many.  I realized that this was a time of doom and gloom but the author overdid it.
3434841
This tale of rock renunciation is sometimes hard to read.
For glory, he was willing to cry, puke, and bleed.
On the road, in the red, so close to success.
A slave to his hubris, or a tiny black dress.
Tormented by rivals, Opana, and hope,
At the gates of rock heaven denied with a curt "Nope."
A story of Stygian hell only more so.
Does he wear a hair shirt? No, that's just his torso.
428169
What an unfulfilled story.  What happened to Alexander?  Murdered maybe? Life certainly can end unhappily bet I'd suggest a skeleton in the garden.
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When the author's sister Barbara got married and moved to the middle east, her husband became alarmed at her odd behavior and brought her back home.  Eventually it was clear that she wasn't getting better, and they divorced.  She became paranoid, reclusive, and went from dynamic and energetic to sullen and frightened.  Her father, suspicious of modern medicine, cared for her at home, avoiding doctors until his death 30 years later.  When she became ill, one doctor tried to advise the father that medication had improved, but he was unwilling to pursue it.  After his death, Barb's sister was able to get medical help for her, and slowly her personality re-emerged.

Schizophrenia is a disease that can appear to come on suddenly in the early 20s, and can be notoriously difficult to treat.  It takes trial and error to find good treatment, western or otherwise.  Unfortunately refusing to engage in the search can waste the potential of the schizophrenic.  It is a shame that Barbara will not get back her 30 years.