Review: LOVE COVERS A MULTITUDE OF SIN...WHEN MONEY DOES NOT DICTATE OTHERWISE
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 4, 2014
Author S.W.Frank does a phenomenal job providing history along with culture, real world events, and Love, driven by commitment and the determination to do right when the expectation is to do wrong with "Dr. Nebojsa," her sequel to "Missing Person." Wow! With her usual flare and her deep commitment to give a full bodied, exciting, full of love and romantic story, she takes us on a trip to Belgrade, where we see the reality of poverty vs. wealth in a healthcare system that is almost nonexistent regardless of age, unless you have money; where the black market business of organ transplants is a lucrative and accepted practice; where the reality of how drugs will remove all self respect and worth in the life of an addict, who loves drugs more than life itself, and would do ANYTHING to get their next fix. Once again, this is not a story for the weak at heart, but instead a story that triggers the mind to think of life outside of the United States, where freedom is only a thought and survival is a reality. S.W. Frank so creatively shows how poverty and the brutality of war can change the heart, soul, and mind of a surviving participant, a soldier, making them dysfunctional, controlling and abusive, with an edict to never live in poverty again, while using the experience of war to create a lucrative business. However, it is the journey of Bojan and Aubrey's love that truly completes this story, and will have you wiping your tears and laughing to no end. A Highly recommended fast paced read, that will have you reading until you reach "The End!" A Job well done S.W. Frank!