Review: Fear Has No Price
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 31, 2014
I chose to rate this book five star because of a philosophy taught by one of my "Public Speaking" professor's concerning the effectiveness of one's delivery of a speech. He stated simply, "if you don't make your audience feel it in their knees,  they each have the emotional fortitude to quickly walk away from everything you just said." Eva Pohler' s, "The Mystery Box", makes the reader "feel it in the knees," and the heart, and the soul, and in the nether regions of the mind where our tears are corralled until they jump fence. As a fist pumping, ego dependent, hard driving man usually entertained by tough guy masculine exploits, I found myself awed by feminine bravery in the face of evil desolation where fear has no price.