Review of The Einstein Edict

[Quentin Russel]

One element of the review really resonates with me: the line between justice and vengeance. In how far is it allowed to take matters in your own hands when you feel justice is failing. Even though the story is set in the US, drugs in schools is a wide-spread issue.

Absolutely! That line between justice and vengeance is such a powerful theme. It raises big questions about our personal limits and how far we’re willing to go when systems we trust fall short. And you're right! This issue goes way beyond borders. Drugs in schools affect so many communities around the world, making the story’s message feel especially urgent and relevant.

[Quentin Russel]

This book did justice to the topic 'Hard Drugs and Human Health'
It is highly recommended for health workers and college students.
It will educate students on the dangers of taking hard drugs.
Thanks for the review.

As a nurse, I connected with this book right from the start, especially in the scene where the deputy sheriff steps in as a nurse to support the doctor.

[Florence Ahenda]

The review on E.W.Johnson M.D's book "The Einstein Edict" has provoked an emotional feeling in me on the sad effects of hard drugs on society ,victims like Shane and Angel lose their lives and others like Cody live with the trauma for the rest of their lives . The justice system can leave loopholes that allow drug smugglers to continue abusing victims and we see that happening in this small town ,this narrative is so real in many societies and so much still needs to be done .The BOTD is a thriller that can be enjoyed by anyone who loves science suspense thrillers.

[Clarisse Hayes]

As a Criminal Justice major in college, this review on “The Einstein Edict” truly peaks my interest as it gives great perspective on what the ‘real’ war on drugs is like. I too consider myself to be one of the few individuals who would go the extra mile to truly make a difference - such as Dr. Nolan did, so the plot provides a personal connection which I believe offers readers the opportunity to explore their own experiences and/or knowledge of how drugs affects their communities. Furthermore, the stories of each of the characters described in the review are equally compelling as they are eye opening, real life situations happening in the world today. I also appreciate the tone, clarity and extensive detail put into this review and I am certain this book is an excellent read!

[Kenechukwu Okoye]

Your review of "The Einstein Edict" by E.W. Johnson M.D. was powerful and insightful. I appreciate how you highlighted Dr. Nolan’s efforts to fight the fentanyl crisis and the personal struggles he faces in his journey for justice. Angel’s story, as you described it, really emphasizes the devastating impact of drug abuse on families and communities. Your review made it clear how the book tackles these hard-hitting issues thoughtfully. You also pointed out what you like about the book like the exceptional editing, the style of wiring, the choice of diction and the perfect development of the protagonist. Thanks for such a compelling review.

[Mercy Bolo]

The book tackles the opioid crisis and narrates a series of unfortunate events following a fentanyl overdose. The protagonist is Dr. Nolan, a medical practitioner who takes matters into his own hands when justice fails. He tracks down drug suppliers after two students' deaths, leaving readers battling a moral dilemma of whom to side with.

[Soma Ezenwanne]

I appreciate that this book sheds awareness on the implications of hard drug addiction on both individuals and societies.

[Mercy Bolo]

The book tackles the opioid crisis and narrates a series of unfortunate events following a fentanyl overdose. The protagonist is Dr. Nolan, a medical practitioner who takes matters into his own hands when justice fails. He tracks down drug suppliers after two students' deaths, leaving readers battling a moral dilemma of whom to side with.

[Azubuike J Azi]

In "The Einstein Edict," the story highlights the chilling impact of the fentanyl crisis on youth, exposing the harsh reality behind seemingly harmless activities. It stresses the urgent need for awareness of the severe consequences of drug abuse, urging a thoughtful examinationsIn "The Einstein Edict," the story highlights the chilling impact of the fentanyl crisis on youth, exposing the harsh reality behind seemingly harmless activities. It stresses the urgent need for awareness of the severe consequences of drug abuse, urging a thoughtful examinations

[Quentin Russel]

Hey, how you doin'? This book, "The Einstein Edict," sounds like a real eye-opener. The review talks about the devastating impact of hard drugs on society, especially the opioid crisis. It seems to focuses on the tragic stories of Cody, Shane, and Angel, and how their lives are affected by fentanyl-laced drugs. The review mentions the important themes of drug abuse, justice, and trauma, which makes it sound like a thought-provoking read. I'm definitely interested to see how Dr. Nolan takes matters into his own hands to protect his community. With no grammatical errors and a well-crafted plot, I'm giving this book a solid 5 out of 5 rating. Can't wait to get my hands on it! Enchanting atmosphere, immersed me completely.

I’ve read The Einstein Edict, and I can definitely say it’s a powerful read. The way it tackles the opioid crisis and the struggles of Cody, Shane, and Angel is both heartbreaking and eye-opening.

[Quentin Russel]

I think the book is rich in information. Reading a book like "The Einstein Edict" offers multiple and valuable benefits. It helps readers increase awareness of social issues such as the drug crisis and its devastating impact on individuals and communities, enhancing critical thinking and deep understanding of current challenges. Additionally, the book inspires reflection on issues of justice and vengeance, motivating contemplation on how to achieve positive change in personal and societal life, making it a rich and enriching experience.

Books like this are invaluable for fostering awareness and sparking conversations on real-life challenges. It’s amazing when a story can entertain and inspire meaningful change at the same time.

[Caroline Anne Richmond]

This sounds like a very interesting story, highlighting the plague of the opioid crisis, with one man brave enough to challenge it.

[mytkreadingreview]

The world needs people like Doctor Nolan who don't wait until last minute but take action immediately when thing's might turn around to bad things. Doctor Nolan stand up once saw the victim's suffering and others lost their lives because of of drugs overdosed and Doctor Nolan action convince friends to offer support.

[Margi zuu202]

plague disaster perpetrated by man are never shielded by the same innocence ..i recommend this book

[mrlefty0706]

Hi @Cristina-Ioana Toader, I just read your comments on the official review of “The Einstein Edict” by E.W. Johnson. This is a story about the devastating toll hard drugs have on families, communities and countries. The main character is Dr. Sean Nolan, a medical doctor that has dealt with drug abuse in his county. He saves a teen named Cody who has overdosed on fentanyl drugs disguised as OxyContin and after reviving him he tries to learn who is the drug supplier. Cody finally tells Nolan who the drug supplier is while attending a funeral for his friend Shane, and Nolan tries to stop the flow of drugs and save the town. Sadly, after he thought he stemmed the flow of fentanyl he learns that a girl named Angel has died from a fentanyl overdose. This book should be read by parents that have young children. I highly recommend this book. @Mrlefty0706