Review of In DeLorean's Shadow

[Lunar gate]

The book does not align with my personal preferences, which is understandable. However, I appreciated the fact that Steve acknowledged his mistake and did not hold Morgan responsible. I find it admirable that Steve owned up to his error and took responsibility for his actions. As such, I valued the book for this particular quality.

[DL Gardene]

In DeLorean’s Shadow

As the reader we are taken on a journey of a motivational speaker. One who spoke of drugs as a speaker, one who had a love life, one whose intention are to help someone else. He teaches us to embrace our shortcomings and to use them to guide others through out life. In spite of the shortcomings and pressures he put on others, he had really good qualities as well. I believe that we go through experiences not for ourselves but to simply help others. Congratulations.

[Veronica Hunter]

The storytelling in this non-fiction novel is compelling, drawing readers into the complex web of Steve's life. Arrington's ability to blend personal experiences, from childhood to marriage, creates a rich narrative that keeps readers engaged throughout.

[EBERE WRITES COCEPT]

"In DeLorean’s Shadow" not only unfolds a dramatic narrative but also sheds light on the author's resilience and motivations. Arrington's achievements as a motivational speaker and his journey from adversity to self-discovery make for an inspiring read.

[mrlefty0706]

Hi @Naushin Moledina, I really liked your comments on "In DeLorean's Shadow". This happened over 40 years ago and I did not remember the case but the sample and official review were fascinating and I purchased the book so I can read the entire story. Arrington had a good life going before he got involved in drug smuggling. I want to learn how the feds learned about Arrington's involvement and how he ended up getting a pardon from President Obama. Thank you. @Mrlefty0706

[Javeria Abu Sufyan]

"In Delorean Shadow" by Stephen L. Arrington is a thought-provoking journey through time and identity, where the protagonist, Eliot, confronts the complexities of existence and the consequences of altering the past. Arrington's narrative is intricately crafted, blending elements of science fiction with philosophical inquiry.

One of the strengths of the novel lies in its exploration of time travel and its ethical implications. Arrington delves into the paradoxes and moral dilemmas inherent in altering the past, inviting readers to ponder the repercussions of tampering with history. Through Eliot's experiences, the novel raises questions about the nature of free will, the inevitability of fate, and the fragility of human agency.

Moreover, Arrington skillfully develops the character of Eliot, providing depth and complexity to his internal struggles. As Eliot grapples with his own identity and purpose, readers are drawn into his existential journey, empathizing with his desire for meaning amidst the chaos of time travel. The emotional resonance of Eliot's narrative adds a layer of depth to the novel, elevating it beyond a mere exploration of scientific concepts.

However, "In Delorean Shadow" is not without its flaws. At times, the pacing feels uneven, with certain sections dragging while others rush by. Additionally, some plot points may seem overly convoluted, requiring readers to suspend disbelief to fully engage with the story. Despite these shortcomings, Arrington's ambitious vision and philosophical depth ultimately make "In Delorean Shadow" a compelling read.

In conclusion, "In Delorean Shadow" is a captivating novel that challenges readers to contemplate the nature of time, identity, and human agency. Through its intricate narrative and well-developed characters, Stephen L. Arrington invites readers on a journey of self-discovery and philosophical inquiry that lingers long after the final page.

[Loniya Chabili Mubanga]

It's unfortunate that Steve found himself in the predicament he did but from the review, it seems like prison saved him from further crimes. And that's the lesser evil here. It's always interesting to read about experiences from a person who's been in prison. I love he made friends while he was there too.

[grace ruhara]

In Delorean's Shadow by Stephen Lee Arington narrates how life in prison is, the challenges that the prisoners have to overcome. This acts as an eye opener to someone that is involved in crime.

[grace ruhara]

In Delorean's Shadow by Stephen Lee Arington narrates how life in prison is, the challenges that the prisoners have to overcome. This acts as an eye opener to someone that is involved in crime.

[Chuks Ogechukwu Bianca]

An interesting and emotional autobiography. Steve was able to connect his life experiences with valuable life lessons that the readers can benefit from. Inspirational read. Congrats on #BOTD

[mrlefty0706]

Hi @Loniya Chabili Mubanga, I receive emails when a member posts comments after my posting. I do not know why but I read the post and I learn from other members. I agree with you that Arrington really messed up a pretty good life by getting involved in drug smuggling. I am glad he turned to God for guidance and help. I purchased the book to learn more about the characters and how the feds learned of Arrington's involvement. He spent over 4 years in prison and he changed his life. The pardon he received from President Obama must have enabled him to become a speaker and I hope he has saved many potential drug users from ever getting involved. Thank you. @Mrlefty0706

[Ram Uday Mahajan]

Thank you for such a detailed and insightful review! Your thorough analysis of "In DeLorean’s Shadow" showcases the author's ability to intertwine personal experiences, reflections on faith, and the consequences of choices. Your recommendation is well-deserved, and your critique adds valuable depth to the reader's understanding.

[Nisha DSouza]

Today's BOTD is an autobiography about Stephen Arrington's life, his incarceration, and the part he played in the DeLorean drug trial case. The book description and the official OBC review captured my interest in this book. I am eager to know what happened in Steve's life after he was unwillingly pushed into smuggling drugs by Morgan. Congratulations on the BOTD!

[Olga Markova]

I read your review with interest, Lucy. I sampled the episode Stephen being groomed by Morgan to fly cocaine for serious money, and I agree with all your comments about the superb quality of writing and that the book will benefit everyone who wants to broaden their perspective of life.

[Shashi Pratap Singh]

"In DeLorean's Shadow" by Stephen Lee Arrington paints a tense scene, revealing a complex dynamic between the characters Morgan, Sam, and Carson. Steve's reluctance and Morgan's manipulative tactics create a palpable sense of conflict. The mention of drug money adds a layer of suspense and moral dilemma to the narrative, hinting at the characters' involvement in a risky venture. The setting, with the exchange at the Marriott Hotel and the transfer of money, adds a cinematic quality to the story, leaving readers curious about the unfolding events and the fates of these intriguing characters.