Lucinda Schroeder
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I bought and read this book thinking I would get some insight into afterlife. What I got was a detailed medical journey of Jung’s personal medical crises. Feeling misled, I will move on.
In My Time of Dying: How I Came Face to Face with the Idea of an Afterlife
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As a retired federal agent I read Connelly for its accuracy regarding police and court procedures. But in this book I found a glaring error.
While Haller was in Federal court, the narrator kept referring to the prosecutor as the DA (district attorney) or as the AG (attorney general).
These are terms used in State court. In Federal court, the prosecutor is the USA (US Attorney) or more often the AUSA (assistant US
Attorney).
Also NEVER would a county prosecutor roll into Federal Court and play prosecutor , as Maggie McFierce did.
Lucinda (a real one)
Resurrection Walk
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While the parts about transgender people were strong, other aspects of the book were not well researched. Ex: the portrayal
Of the trial was terrible, making the author seem less credible.
Mad Honey
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