Review of McDowell
Posted: 02 Mar 2023, 02:58
[Following is a volunteer review of "McDowell" by William H. Coles.]
This is the tale of a man by the name of McDowell, a mountain climber, surgeon, and amateur musician. After the passing of his wife, he married Carole, a widow. Tasha and Candace were the names of Carole's previous two children. Billy, McDowell's son, had an affair with his stepsister Tasha as a result of McDowell's casual attitude, which led to pregnancy. What did McDowell do when Carole wanted the kids to get married? And was Tasha's pregnancy traumatic for her in any way?
When McDowell intended to accept the position of president at the university college, he asked Michael O'Leary for assistance. He assured Michael that he would lead the health care task force. Michael kept his end of the bargain, and McDowell prevailed. But McDowell broke his own commitment, which infuriated Michael to the point that he decided to avenge him, even if that meant bringing him down. How did Michael carry out his plan of vengeance?
This fantastic book, titled McDowell by Williams H. Cole, teaches a lot. I gained knowledge of lies, treachery, retaliation, resentment, anger, and similar concepts. I also gained insight into the effects that poor parenting can have on a family, as demonstrated by McDowell. I also learned that the result of betrayal is hurt, pain, and even revenge. The book also taught me a few medical terms. I also discovered that McDowell failed to give his son the correct upbringing due to his mentality of continuing to date women after getting married. I also learned more about how the university functions. I also discovered that we should always consider the consequences of our decisions, whether they will be successful or devastating.
This gorgeous story was expertly put together by the author. I had no trouble reading because the font size was readable, and I had no trouble identifying any passages I missed. The plot is clear and well-structured, and every phrase is explained in simple terms. In reading this book, I detected no grammatical or typographical errors. As a result, the book is exceptionally well-edited. I won't forget to add that the characters weren't in any way undeveloped. I thoroughly appreciated this well-written, meticulously researched book.
Reading this book was a very remarkable experience. When reading this book, I didn't see any drawbacks. I will thus give this book five out of five stars. I will advise parents to read this book to understand the consequences of poor parenting. To learn some medical terminologies, I'd also recommend this book to anyone in the medical field. I'll also suggest it to anyone who is active in politics.
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McDowell
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This is the tale of a man by the name of McDowell, a mountain climber, surgeon, and amateur musician. After the passing of his wife, he married Carole, a widow. Tasha and Candace were the names of Carole's previous two children. Billy, McDowell's son, had an affair with his stepsister Tasha as a result of McDowell's casual attitude, which led to pregnancy. What did McDowell do when Carole wanted the kids to get married? And was Tasha's pregnancy traumatic for her in any way?
When McDowell intended to accept the position of president at the university college, he asked Michael O'Leary for assistance. He assured Michael that he would lead the health care task force. Michael kept his end of the bargain, and McDowell prevailed. But McDowell broke his own commitment, which infuriated Michael to the point that he decided to avenge him, even if that meant bringing him down. How did Michael carry out his plan of vengeance?
This fantastic book, titled McDowell by Williams H. Cole, teaches a lot. I gained knowledge of lies, treachery, retaliation, resentment, anger, and similar concepts. I also gained insight into the effects that poor parenting can have on a family, as demonstrated by McDowell. I also learned that the result of betrayal is hurt, pain, and even revenge. The book also taught me a few medical terms. I also discovered that McDowell failed to give his son the correct upbringing due to his mentality of continuing to date women after getting married. I also learned more about how the university functions. I also discovered that we should always consider the consequences of our decisions, whether they will be successful or devastating.
This gorgeous story was expertly put together by the author. I had no trouble reading because the font size was readable, and I had no trouble identifying any passages I missed. The plot is clear and well-structured, and every phrase is explained in simple terms. In reading this book, I detected no grammatical or typographical errors. As a result, the book is exceptionally well-edited. I won't forget to add that the characters weren't in any way undeveloped. I thoroughly appreciated this well-written, meticulously researched book.
Reading this book was a very remarkable experience. When reading this book, I didn't see any drawbacks. I will thus give this book five out of five stars. I will advise parents to read this book to understand the consequences of poor parenting. To learn some medical terminologies, I'd also recommend this book to anyone in the medical field. I'll also suggest it to anyone who is active in politics.
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McDowell
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon | on Smashwords