What made you want to read this book?

[AJIBOLA Olasunbo Aminat]

As a Nigerian, the book caught my attention because I want to know the author's viewpoint on Nigeria. The story features the commercial point of the country, Lagos, and its uniqueness. It's a great way to see my country represented in literature.

[Remilekun Kehinde]

"Quest: Finding Freddie: Reflections from the Other Side" by Thomas Richard Spradlin seems to delve into profound themes of introspection and the unknown, offering a fresh perspective on life and existence beyond our earthly realm. I'm curious to explore how the author navigates these reflections and what insights they might offer into the human experience.

[Jim Zoss]

What made me want ti read this book is the connection that it had with Nigeria. I can't wait.

[Lorena765433]

The summary that I was given in the select tab, it made it very interesting, and I wanted to find more about where Freddie could be missing. I love mystery books, although I'm always hesitant to open it because usually the endings are not always the way I would like it to end, but I decided to take a risk.

[Phillip Noah]

What made me want to read this book was the title, Quest: Finding Freddie. When I saw it, what first cans to my mind was that adventure must be involved.

[Phillip Noah]

What made me want to read this book was the title, Quest: Finding Freddie. When I saw it, what first came to my mind was that adventure must be involved.

[Liam Patel]

I was intrigued by the book because of its striking cover and glowing reviews. This book's blend of mystery and adventure was just what I needed to leave my typical fantasy reading. Learning about Nigeria was interesting to me as well.

[Josephine Campbell]

I wanted to read "Quest: Finding Freddie: Reflections from the Other Side" because I was intrigued by the exploration of unique narratives and character development. The title suggested a journey or quest, which often leads to deep insights or discoveries. Additionally, I was curious about the author's writing style and how they would present the story and themes.

[Anisha Purvi]

The cover, the title and just the fact that it is a missing person thriller story!

[Brandon Bit Gates]

The historical aspect of the book drew me to the book. I have heard of coups in Africa but have not read books that vividly represent what it entails. As I read the blurb of the book, I fell 9in love with high expectations. Not bad!

[Rachael Stephen]

The intriguing title and mysterious cover of "Quest: Finding Freddie: Reflections from the Other Side" by Thomas Richard Spradlin piqued my interest, suggesting a blend of mystery and spiritual exploration that promises an engaging read.

[REGINA BABAJIDE]

I was interested in the book because I wanted to see the author’s perspective. Writing about a nation's history is no easy task, and I was impressed with the result. Thomas Richard Spradlin's Quest: Finding Freddie mixes historical nonfiction with adventure and personal reflection, offering cultural and political insights and stepping away from the author’s usual fantasy genre.

[Choices Omolabake]

The exploration of justice, human rights, and the quest for truth are universal themes that I found compelling. Spradlin’s journey reflects broader societal issues, making the narrative not just a personal quest but also a commentary on important global topics.

[Johnson Vince]

What made me want to read the book is the setting of the book which is in Nigeria.

[Michael Vince]

The cover page of the book caught my attention, it was really appealing.