Review of In DeLorean's Shadow

[Atieno Magero]

In DeLorean's Shadow seems like a captivating book with a great cover design. Readers can learn a bit about taking responsibility for one's actions from Steve's story. I look forward to reading this book to find out what happens to Steve in the long run.

[Amy Luman]

I always think that I’ll be able t stand up to pressure to do something I’m not comfortable with but the sad truth is that, life Me. Arrington, I usually can’t. It usually leads to trouble. Congratulations on BOTD!

[Jorge Leon Salazar]

It is attractive that the author uses his life as a guide to explain the acceptance of his own shortcomings, and that his mistake in getting involved in drug smuggling may be a lesson for others. Believing in God is a support to face difficult times. Despite this religious touch, the book seems suitable for anyone who likes autobiographies that encourage broadening the mind and perspectives on life.

[Pranav Dewangan]

After reading this review, I'm buzzing with excitement to get my hands on "In DeLorean’s Shadow" by Stephen Lee Arrington. The captivating blend of the author's life journey, from a drug trial to spiritual revelations in prison, is intriguing. The positive tone, coupled with the exploration of acceptance and redemption, makes this autobiography a must-read for me. I will add it to my reading list.

[Bithiah]

Stephen Lee Arrington's book, In DeLorean's Shadow: The Drug Trial of the Century by the Sole Surviving Defendant, is a work of non-fiction literature. The book has many good things about it. It would be fascinating to learn about Steve's perspective on life. I wasn't drawn to the book after reading the sample, but after reading the entire review, I thought it was fascinating. review is presented in a very attractive way. will take a look at it later. Congratulations on BOTD, author.

[Paris Kumar]

Thanks for this detailed review.

"In DeLorean’s Shadow offers a gripping autobiographical account, delving into the author's life from incarceration to love, family, and a harrowing drug smuggling ordeal. The narrative skillfully explores self-acceptance and accountability, portraying the consequences of one's choices. A compelling journey through adversity and reflection."

Congratulations on #BOTD

[valentiareshoketswe]

The book sounds interesting as the author writes about his life as a guide to explain the acceptance of one’s shortcomings. I love that the author accepted his mistakes and changed his ways.

[Chitra Ayengar]

This autobiography covers author's life, incarceration, love life, and his achievements as a motivational and drug speaker. The author highlights some Bible quotes in the book and mentions for every wrongdoing there is repurcussions by accepting punishment. Recommended for everyone who wish to broaden their minds and perspective towards life.

[Timothy Rucinski]

I don't care much for memoirs, particularly those that feature a religious undertone. I'm currently reading a novel that deals with drug smuggling, so this isn't a book for me just now. However, I read some snippets from the book and it's clear that the author has a fine writing style. I wish him well in finding an appreciative reading audience.

[Jenna Padayachee]

A good review, thank you.
A thought-provoking experience shared through the author's life experiences.
Drug smuggling is rife. Steve reveals how peer pressure and the love of money can land one into life-altering circumstances, such as being imprisoned. I like that he chose acceptance and faced his repercussions and also dared to put it in a book as a guide to others in our world full of pressure and delusions.
The decisions we make always lead to consequences.
Congratulations to the author!

[Mole128]

The review is insightful from it I can tell that the book is nonfiction and the author wrote from his incarceration to his love life, his childhood and family, and his work, marriage, and achievements as a motivational and drug speaker.

[DOROTHY OMUOK]

I have watched alot of drug lord movies and drama but I have never read any book on the topic. Plus I have never watched or read any autobiography of an offender of drug smuggling. Your review reveals that tye book is inspiring but when I read about an inmate knowingly infecting other inmates with HIV, I felt reluctant to read it. Nice review though. Thanks.

[DUNCAN TSHEPANG MATHEBULA]

The review is insightful, I love that the author from his incarceration to his love life, his childhood and family, and his work, marriage, and achievements as a motivational and drug speaker. I also love that the author changed his life around.

[Sham Gwalani]

"In DeLorean's Shadow" is an autobiography of a smuggler which makes a point that you can go home again if you want to. It is a journey into darkness of prisons and discovery of guiding light of the spirituality. Kudos for the well written review.

[Brienna Cooper]

This is a very well-done review! This is definitely another one of those movie-worthy true crime cases. There’s so much to take interest and gain out of something like this.

Steve also explains that for every wrongdoing one does, there's a repercussion by accepting his sentencing. Even though Morgan had pressured him into submission, he still felt he was not right and deserved to serve punishment for his offense because he could have walked away; instead, he stayed.

This sticks out to me because this is NOT a response you’ll always get from someone in this sort of situation. I’ve come to know quite a bit about the challenges of those that are [100%] wrongfully arrested and incarcerated (as well as the super rocky path to getting exonerated). So, I can’t help but respect his acceptance of the consequences in spite of his role in the crime being “small.” I’m also glad he made the decision to use that experience for the betterment of both himself and others moving forward.