Review of McDowell
Posted: 04 Dec 2022, 10:56
[Following is a volunteer review of "McDowell" by William H. Coles.]
Hiram McDowell enjoys performing music in addition to being a university surgeon and peak climber. After the passing of his second spouse, Billie and Sophie's mother, he married Carole, a widow who was already the mother of Tracy and Candace. He never treated his marriage seriously because he had other women with whom he flirted. This caused chaos in his home and led to Billie having an affair with Tracy, his stepsister, which ultimately culminated in her becoming pregnant. What would happen to Tracy and Billie?
Hiram McDowell decided to run for the presidency of the university college. Michael O'Leary, a significant member of the college board of governors' executive council, was enlisted for assistance by the man. He assured Michael that he would be president of the healthcare task force. However, after being offered the desired position, he broke his commitment. Michael decided to accuse Hiram McDowell of scientific malpractice in the lab after becoming enraged. Did Hiram McDowell received a penalty for the offense? Did Michael keep trying to get back at people, or did he give up?
This William H. Coles book, entitled McDowell, discusses lies, treachery, retaliation, bitterness, wrath, greed, and similar topics. I discovered that it's best to honor promises that we make because breaking them can have negative effects on the other person. Couples should learn to treat their marriage seriously and to raise their kids in the right way. In the book, I also learned a few medical terms. Additionally, leading an impulsive, materialistic life puts one's life in jeopardy, as do the lives of those close to them.
The author has done a fantastic job of assembling these excellent pieces. Everything was explained in clear terms. It is simple to read and has a legible font size. Events' times and locations were accurately recorded. There are two sections to the book, each with a separate chapter. Since I didn't see any typos or grammatical problems while reading, the book is well-edited. Additionally, the characters are well-developed.
Reading this book was a lovely experience for me. There were no difficulties for me when reading this book; hence, there are no negative aspects. Accordingly, I will give William H. Coles' book McDowell a rating of five out of five stars. I will suggest this book to parents so they will understand the repercussions of poor parenting. I'll also advise anyone who is now on a mission of vengeance to understand the consequences of it. I'll also advise anyone working in the medical sector who has to understand some medical jargon to read this book.
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McDowell
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Hiram McDowell enjoys performing music in addition to being a university surgeon and peak climber. After the passing of his second spouse, Billie and Sophie's mother, he married Carole, a widow who was already the mother of Tracy and Candace. He never treated his marriage seriously because he had other women with whom he flirted. This caused chaos in his home and led to Billie having an affair with Tracy, his stepsister, which ultimately culminated in her becoming pregnant. What would happen to Tracy and Billie?
Hiram McDowell decided to run for the presidency of the university college. Michael O'Leary, a significant member of the college board of governors' executive council, was enlisted for assistance by the man. He assured Michael that he would be president of the healthcare task force. However, after being offered the desired position, he broke his commitment. Michael decided to accuse Hiram McDowell of scientific malpractice in the lab after becoming enraged. Did Hiram McDowell received a penalty for the offense? Did Michael keep trying to get back at people, or did he give up?
This William H. Coles book, entitled McDowell, discusses lies, treachery, retaliation, bitterness, wrath, greed, and similar topics. I discovered that it's best to honor promises that we make because breaking them can have negative effects on the other person. Couples should learn to treat their marriage seriously and to raise their kids in the right way. In the book, I also learned a few medical terms. Additionally, leading an impulsive, materialistic life puts one's life in jeopardy, as do the lives of those close to them.
The author has done a fantastic job of assembling these excellent pieces. Everything was explained in clear terms. It is simple to read and has a legible font size. Events' times and locations were accurately recorded. There are two sections to the book, each with a separate chapter. Since I didn't see any typos or grammatical problems while reading, the book is well-edited. Additionally, the characters are well-developed.
Reading this book was a lovely experience for me. There were no difficulties for me when reading this book; hence, there are no negative aspects. Accordingly, I will give William H. Coles' book McDowell a rating of five out of five stars. I will suggest this book to parents so they will understand the repercussions of poor parenting. I'll also advise anyone who is now on a mission of vengeance to understand the consequences of it. I'll also advise anyone working in the medical sector who has to understand some medical jargon to read this book.
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McDowell
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon | on Smashwords