Review of The Prescription

[Amy Luman]

I feel for people taking these drugs for pain relief, like Shannon. There is a fine line between taking enough to get relief and enough to become addicted. Congratulations on BOTD!

[Jenna Padayachee]

A good review, thank you.
I agree with you that this book does sound so much like real-life situations.
I feel that pain medication is very addictive, and the lack of control around it is very damaging to people and their effectiveness in life.
This is a critical topic. Congratulations to the author for bringing to the fore through this story of Chris, Shannon, Casey, Maria, and the Pharmaceutical company.

[Cristina-Ioana Toader]

Great review! It provides a gripping glimpse into the challenges posed by addictive painkillers and the legal battles surrounding them.

[Joan Amadife]

This book actually points out the real truth happening in our society today. Thank you for this medical sensitization. Joan Nnenna

[Brienna Cooper]

Nice review! While I don’t know if the prosecution was a success or not (yet!), I do know that going up against a pharmaceutical company is no walk in the park, and that’s putting it lightly. However, will that stop me from hoping that justice is served? Absolutely not!

I really liked this book because it had the feel of a true story while also reminding me of scenes I've seen in movies. It was as if I were watching a movie, but this time, it was playing in my mind, and I was piecing together the images.

I agree. The first thing that came to mind when reading the synopsis was Dark Waters, a movie (based on a true story) with a similar plot setup.

[PAUL KARANJA MAIMBA]

K.C. Gilbert delves into vices of drug addiction exemplified by Shannon as well as impunity by the pharmaceutical companies. In The Prescription, Societal norms have been infringed, whose solution can only be traced through legal arbitration. This evokes the authenticity of the manufacturers dealings.

The review has authenticated the book appropriately. The book rates at 5 out of 5 due to its evocation of the readers feelings, hence a good read.

[Gerry Steen]

This review is well-written and easy to read. it is clear and to the point. Congratulations, Susan John Peter. Your review has piqued my interest in this book. I am curious about the author's perception on the pharmaceutical industry as it relates to addictive pain-killers and social responsibility. According to your review, this fiction novel fits the bill. I am adding this book to my bookshelves.

[Macel A]

The prescription seems like a really nice book since it talks about drugs and how it affects individuals and how to some point the pharmaceuticals are to be blamed for the addictions some individuals suffer from.

[Gladis Ratish Kumar]

The review provided a wealth of information. The plot appears to be quite unique, centering on the theme of painkiller addiction. I'm intrigued to explore further and discover Shannon's fate, as well as whether Chris was able to assist her in any capacity.

[Eisha Nadeem]

This review does a fantastic job of capturing the essence of "The Prescription" by K. C. Gilbert. It effectively highlights the book's strengths, such as its gripping narrative, realistic portrayal of legal procedures, and exploration of the pharmaceutical industry's ethical dilemmas.

[Pablo Josue Mendia]

Thank you for your well-written and thoughtful review!

"The Prescription" sounds like a gripping read, delving into the harsh realities of addiction and the pharmaceutical industry's practices. It's fascinating how the author weaves real-life experiences into a fictional narrative, offering insight into legal procedures and moral dilemmas.

Your review paints a vivid picture of the book's intensity and relevance. It's refreshing to hear about a well-edited book that maintains its impact despite minor flaws. Your recommendation is compelling, especially for those interested in legal matters and societal issues.

[Do Thi Huong]

I'm not really interested in books around legal matters and the pharmaceutical industry, but I read many novels that created movies in my head, much like the review mentioned. The writing in those novels was usually exceptional, so I believe this book might be as well.

[Caterine Potes Morales]

Wow, 'The Prescription' by K. C. Gilbert sounds like an intense and eye-opening read! The review really painted a vivid picture of the storyline and the struggles faced by the characters. It's fascinating how the author weaved real-life experiences into a fictional narrative. Definitely adding this one to my reading list!

[Kristin Johns 2]

Honestly I'm pretty excited to read this. It hits home. I come from a family that suffers from alcoholism and addiction. Including myself.

[Sushan Ekanayake]

This book exposes the dark side of the pharmaceutical industry through the story of a woman's struggle with addiction to prescribed painkillers. It's a must-read for anyone interested in legal drama and the pressing issues surrounding opioid abuse. Congratulations on being BOTD!