Official Review: Woman Refusing To Leave by Richard Duggin

[Honest-reviewer]

The plot seems exciting. I love reading psychological dramas. Thanks for your brilliant review!

[María Andrea Fernández Sepúlveda]

Deviating from the traditional protagonist-antagonist structure, Duggin uniquely weaves a plot with overlapping relationships between Catherine, Donald, and Steven. None of these three central characters is necessarily evil. Each is hurting, lost, and seeking for better. In short, they are all functional but flawed. Steven is a dreamer – that talented but a little strange university professor. On the other hand, Donald is a no-clue-why-I am-to-blame workaholic. These, and some supporting characters are very relatable.

I love this because in real-life circumstances are often some shade of gray, not black and white. People have good and bad aspects, and conflicts have many subtle nuances.
This was a superb review, a genuine pleasure to read it. Congratulations!

[Stephanie Runyon]

First off, you reviewed this book in the perfect way I wish all my reviews were written. I want to read this book because I have to know what every character did in this situation. While this is a fiction book, it seems to be replaying life events I have gone through.

[Sushan Ekanayake]

Seemingly a nice psycological fiction, with some hard and new words to be learnt and added to the vocabulary. Thanks for the nice and descriptive review

[LuciusM]

Your review is detailed. Thanks for your recommendation.

[Miks_solon]

Wonderful review. I wonder what other suprises this has to offer.

[Vic Chimezie]

Main characters who are flawed or vulnerable make a book easier to relate to. I enjoyed reading your review as it was both detailed and insightful. Good job!

[Doziesixtus]

This seems like an interesting drama. Tho I find it quite uncomfortable to read books that are heavy on words. It usually affects the pace of reading it.
Nice review tho. You clearly stated your likes and dislikes to give an idea of what we are going into.

[Olabode Joshua]

Honestly, I thought the same too. The title sounds sloppy and catchy at the same time. It eventually turned out to be a different thing. Nice one!

[Kirsi Cultrera]

I love books with good characters so I am looking forward reading this one. Thank you for a very thorough review!

[Susmita Biswas]

I think she must have a bad luck. It seems like life has been very very cruel to her. Great review.

[NDeMeer]

I love a good character-driven story, and this one seems to tick all the boxes. It's great to see lifelike, flawed characters, who are still relatable and perhaps even likeable. Thanks for the insightful review!

[Connie Otwani]

The plot seems exciting. I love reading psychological dramas. Thanks for your brilliant review!

Thanks for your kind words. I hope you get to read it. I appreciate your stopping by.

[Connie Otwani]

Deviating from the traditional protagonist-antagonist structure, Duggin uniquely weaves a plot with overlapping relationships between Catherine, Donald, and Steven. None of these three central characters is necessarily evil. Each is hurting, lost, and seeking for better. In short, they are all functional but flawed. Steven is a dreamer – that talented but a little strange university professor. On the other hand, Donald is a no-clue-why-I am-to-blame workaholic. These, and some supporting characters are very relatable.

I love this because in real-life circumstances are often some shade of gray, not black and white. People have good and bad aspects, and conflicts have many subtle nuances.
This was a superb review, a genuine pleasure to read it. Congratulations!

True, real life is hardly predictable and people rarely perfect. Thanks for your kind kind words and for stopping by!

[Connie Otwani]

First off, you reviewed this book in the perfect way I wish all my reviews were written. I want to read this book because I have to know what every character did in this situation. While this is a fiction book, it seems to be replaying life events I have gone through.

Aww, thanks for your kind words. At least you can relate with some of the things in the book. I hope you get to read it and it doesn't disappoint. I truly appreciate your stopping by!