Review of Easy Marks

Gayatri Tripathi · Post by **Gayatri Tripathi** » 17 Jul 2024, 02:01

What an insightful review! I appreciate how you highlighted the unique aspects of "Easy Marks," particularly the way Dennis Walsh sheds light on the vulnerabilities of older adults to fraud. It's refreshing to see a book that not only tells an engaging story but also raises awareness about such an important issue. Your description of Sal's journey and the formation of Senior Recovery Services (SRS) makes the book sound both heartwarming and thrilling. Mona's character also seems quite intriguing, especially her dynamic relationship with Sal. The mention of Italian food and culture adds an appealing layer to the narrative. Your enthusiasm for the book is contagious, and I'm looking forward to reading it. Thank you for such a detailed and passionate review!

Post by **Smrithi Arun** » 17 Jul 2024, 02:08

Life has its own way of surprising you when you least expect it. You are bound to receive the things meant for you, and it always comes at the perfect time, just like for Sal. This concept regarding frauds against senior citizen is a fresh and unique approach. Congrats on the BOTD!

Rodel Barnachea · Post by **Rodel Barnachea** » 17 Jul 2024, 02:09

I am fascinated by how Sal' life got better after active work retirement.

kingsley Onyenwe · Post by **kingsley Onyenwe** » 17 Jul 2024, 02:10

Easy Marks" by Dennis Walsh is a book that details life after retirement. in this book, it was the case of Salvatore who started living life after 70. Interesting read for septuagenarian's.

Eagle Adastra · Post by **Eagle Adastra** » 17 Jul 2024, 02:16

I love books like this. Senior recovery service is a great help to many citizens. My friends and family have lost much money from fraud, which is disheartening. I would love to read the book.

Moammer Almamary · Post by **Moammer Almamary** » 17 Jul 2024, 02:17

As we age, the portion of our brain, the amygdala, that controls the emotional side of our thinking becomes more pronounced. Seniors tear up when witnessing emotional things: a story, a movie, or a sad news report. The neocortex can force hasty and bad decisions

Edison Martin · Post by **Edison Martin** » 17 Jul 2024, 02:19

A skill on how to overcome scammers is what I will always jump for. Online scamming is a very big problem globally. Congrats on the BOTD and thanks for the review.

Moammer Almamary · Post by **Moammer Almamary** » 17 Jul 2024, 02:23

"Easy Marks" by Dennis Walsh offers an engrossing dive into the gritty, high-stakes world of undercover investigations. Walsh's keen eye for detail and narrative flair bring to life the perilous cat-and-mouse games between law enforcement and criminal masterminds. The book's authenticity and raw, unfiltered look at the life of an undercover operative make it a compelling read for true crime aficionados. The tension is palpable, the characters vividly portrayed

Marion Muguro · Post by **Marion Muguro** » 17 Jul 2024, 02:27

I like the way the author narrates these story,age is just a number life can begin at any time.
It's true that old people are an easy target for fraudsters because they live lonely and not up to date with the trends in technology.

Dan Polumbric · Post by **Dan Polumbric** » 17 Jul 2024, 02:29

This novel's message is in finding wisdom and purpose in life at any age, while being a crime thriller. In tackling a urgent crime trend, the author is raising awareness of the scams that con artists employ and how to avoid being taken advantage of. thank you for giving more on the book style in your review

Post by **Ajiferuke Ajibola** » 17 Jul 2024, 02:31

Sal from Dennis Walsh's novel "Easy Marks" serves as an example of how life is a journey that never truly ends. Like wine, life may improve with age. I am happy for Sal and Mona. Congratulations on BOTD. Excellent review.

Nerea · Post by **Nerea** » 17 Jul 2024, 02:36

I find this book to be educational, especially for the elderly ones. I will read the book to know how SRC operates and how life was like for Sal after retirement, working as a "septuagenarian." Congratulations on being the BOTD.

Post by **David Awunor** » 17 Jul 2024, 02:36

I love how the author wrote a book to raise awareness about scams and how to avoid them. Fantastic review!

Post by **Byron Dsouza** » 17 Jul 2024, 02:46

"Easy Marks" by Dennis Walsh. Sal and his friend start a 'Senior Recovery Services' to help the elderly recover their money from a scam they were victims of. Senior citizens are easily taken for a ride as they are generally not tech-savvy. Having worked for a credit card company, I have seen senior citizens dispute such fraudulent charges in their credit card statements on similar lines. Congrats on Book of the Day!

Post by **Joshua Sawders** » 17 Jul 2024, 02:53

Dennis Walsh skillfully addresses the vulnerability of seniors to fraud in "Easy Marks". Through a compelling storyline, readers gain insight into the tactics used by scammers and how older adults can protect themselves. Mona's vibrant character adds depth to the narrative, making this a captivating read filled with valuable life lessons.