What did you like most about this book?

[Glory Balo]

Apart from his subordinates, Richard remained equally polite and courteous to everyone he came across during the execution of the mission.

[Glory Balo]

Freddie’s abduction mystery that Richard Spradlin courageously searches for in Lagos is quite gripping; there are terrific accounts of hardship and fantastic characters that make the story.

[NicoleFaith24]

I really enjoyed this book as I was able to learn more about the historical context of the country at the time the book took place.

[Engr Chiahulamiro Sebastine]

What stood out most for me in this book was Richard Spradlin’s relentless determination and courage. His unwavering resolve to navigate the dangers and complexities of Lagos to uncover the truth about Freddie’s disappearance made for a compelling and inspiring narrative. The vivid portrayal of the challenges he faced and the diverse characters he encountered added depth and richness to the story.

[Remilekun Kehinde]

The book explores themes of reflection and the afterlife often offering unique perspectives on life and meaning.

[Jim Zoss]

Wow. This is really a tough question. I have to go with Richard. He did his best and trusted his instincts.

[Josephine Campbell]

What I liked most about "Quest: Finding Freddie: Reflections from the Other Side" is its rich exploration of cultural diversity and personal growth. The way Spradlin integrates international experiences with deep personal insights creates a compelling narrative that feels both enlightening and relatable. The protagonist’s journey through various cultural landscapes and the emphasis on perseverance and loyalty make the book particularly engaging and thought-provoking.

[Brandon Bit Gates]

I like the precision with which the author presented the information in the book. It was detailed and descriptive. It will have the reader hooked on the book. A great quality to the book.

[Johnson Vince]

The writing style of the author is what I like the most about the book. It made reading the book very interesting and easy.

[Michael Vince]

What I liked the most about the book is the relationship between Richard and his driver Chima.

[Micheal Onyeka 1]

The disappearance of Freddie in a foreign country creates a sense of suspense and intrigue, keeping readers engaged throughout the story.

[Micheal Onyeka 1]

The disappearance of Freddie in a foreign country creates a sense of suspense and intrigue, keeping readers engaged throughout the story.

[Krishnaa Gupta]

The book presents a distinctive viewpoint on life and relationships while examining self-discovery. The author presents a captivating tale in her thought-provoking insights. The story is made more difficult by Richard Spradlin's bravery and tenacity in negotiating the perils and intricacies of Lagos in order to learn the truth about Freddie's disappearance. The novel is a commendable read because of its broad cast of characters and Richard Spradlin's sincere friendliness. The novel does a commendable job of blending diversity.

[Nwachukwu Chrysogonus]

The book's greatest strength lies in Richard Spradlin's unyielding determination and bravery. His courageous pursuit of truth in the face of Lagos' dangers and complexities makes for a gripping and uplifting tale. The author's vivid depiction of Richard's challenges and the diverse cast of characters he meets along the way adds layers of depth and nuance to the narrative.

[Ray Thompson]

There are several things that I like or loved about this book. However, what I loved most about the book was that I got to learn several things about the country, Nigeria. I feel like this book helped me with cultural exchange.