Review: Enjoyable story about an important human rights issue.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 19, 2014
In this sequel to “Missing Person,” S. W. Frank crafts another exciting, edge-of-your-seat tale of moral conundrums and character complexity. The romance is a heartwarming conclusion to the story of Bojan and Aubrey, and will satisfy any lover of romantic fiction. The characters of Bojan and Aubrey are relatable and endearing, while also being complex, flawed, and fully human. What is more impressive than the love story, though, is the depiction of the moral issues surrounding the human organs trafficking business. While examining the moral quandary of human organ transplanting and the dark sub-reality of organ trafficking, S. W. Frank avoids preachy-ness or moral absolutism and instead paints a vivid picture of the complexity of the issue with all its lights and darks. “Dr. Nebojsa” is an enjoyable page-turner that will also make you think, and may even teach you something you didn’t know before about an incredibly important human rights issue.