Review of McDowell
Posted: 04 Mar 2023, 14:32
[Following is a volunteer review of "McDowell" by William H. Coles.]
William H. Coles is the author of this fictional piece. The protagonist of this book was Dr. Hiram. He was a self-centered doctor compelled to accept humanity by the harsh realities of life.
Hiram's second wife passed away from breast cancer. He married Carole, a widow with kids, and they had two kids. He ignores and openly cheats on his wife. He always sought greater authority and would do anything to acquire it. His world of riches, fame, and power started to fall apart when a TV journalist looked into the research of the prominent doctor. Hiram's world gradually disintegrates. Hiram was charged with second-degree murder when his granddaughter passed away. Was he sentenced to prison? Did he change his ways? Read this book to find out.
It was a delight to read this inspirational book. The plot of this book is exciting and creative, and it was well-written by the author. The book's suspense kept the readers engaged while reading the book. Because of this, I was engrossed from the beginning to the end of this book. This book is jam-packed with inspirational quotations and helpful information. I learned a lot about human behavior from reading this book. The conversation between the characters facilitated the plot's flow. The book was well written and had an appealing, simple layout. I also appreciated how the characters were well-rounded and how each one added something unique to the narrative. Every scenario in this book has a detailed explanation from the author. Dr. Hiram was my favorite character in this book. He learned from his mistakes and sought redemption. He was a strong man and always believed his situation would change.
When reading this book, the only thing I disliked was the cover. It was not captivating. The author should have chosen an engaging image that complemented the plot. This book was professionally edited. I discovered a few errors while reading it. The book explores the disadvantages of manners, such as family conflict, betrayal, avarice, suicide attempts, and arrogance. It's a tale about realizing life's ultimate meaning and purpose. It's a motivational book that has imparted many ethical teachings to me.
Due to the author's superb plot, I give McDowell a rating of 5 out of 5 stars. The novel had engaging conversations and was simple to read. I suggest this book to people searching for motivational reads and gripping drama because of its instructional element. They would enjoy reading this book.
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McDowell
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William H. Coles is the author of this fictional piece. The protagonist of this book was Dr. Hiram. He was a self-centered doctor compelled to accept humanity by the harsh realities of life.
Hiram's second wife passed away from breast cancer. He married Carole, a widow with kids, and they had two kids. He ignores and openly cheats on his wife. He always sought greater authority and would do anything to acquire it. His world of riches, fame, and power started to fall apart when a TV journalist looked into the research of the prominent doctor. Hiram's world gradually disintegrates. Hiram was charged with second-degree murder when his granddaughter passed away. Was he sentenced to prison? Did he change his ways? Read this book to find out.
It was a delight to read this inspirational book. The plot of this book is exciting and creative, and it was well-written by the author. The book's suspense kept the readers engaged while reading the book. Because of this, I was engrossed from the beginning to the end of this book. This book is jam-packed with inspirational quotations and helpful information. I learned a lot about human behavior from reading this book. The conversation between the characters facilitated the plot's flow. The book was well written and had an appealing, simple layout. I also appreciated how the characters were well-rounded and how each one added something unique to the narrative. Every scenario in this book has a detailed explanation from the author. Dr. Hiram was my favorite character in this book. He learned from his mistakes and sought redemption. He was a strong man and always believed his situation would change.
When reading this book, the only thing I disliked was the cover. It was not captivating. The author should have chosen an engaging image that complemented the plot. This book was professionally edited. I discovered a few errors while reading it. The book explores the disadvantages of manners, such as family conflict, betrayal, avarice, suicide attempts, and arrogance. It's a tale about realizing life's ultimate meaning and purpose. It's a motivational book that has imparted many ethical teachings to me.
Due to the author's superb plot, I give McDowell a rating of 5 out of 5 stars. The novel had engaging conversations and was simple to read. I suggest this book to people searching for motivational reads and gripping drama because of its instructional element. They would enjoy reading this book.
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McDowell
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon | on Smashwords