ASK ON ONE HELL OF A BOOK. I finished reading Kevin A. Davis' book,
entitled:
DEFENDING THE DAMNED. Here's my statement. Although I tried to be brief, this is one
topic that never ends. Kevin's Works are
beyond Words as he has touched a vein that affects all of humanity:
MY CONCLUSION ABOUT
DEFENDING THE DAMNED ©2007 BY KEVIN A. DAVIS:
The ironic part of this story (amongst stories as each character brought
their own tale of victory or victimization to each page that Mr. Davis wrote)
is that another ending – possibly far into the future – can be told. That other ending can enfold and unfold as
NOW so many others (who have read and deciphered this hidden message) can
really see and know what is happening in our judicial system(s). A system that doesn’t fall for the ying-yang
of what life brings – in a topsy-turvy world that is still so diversified and
openly discriminatory. Where fair
depends on how much money you have and have-nots are shunned regardless of how
good they are to their mamas and families. Where good vs. bad can depend on what side of
the street you live, but one in which if you wait long enough, CHANGE will certainly
take place and proof (like cream and DNA) rises to the top. This Story – this Truth - does not end for
any of us, but looms in front of us, knowing it won’t go away. This plus puts hope into the lives of so
many.
Quote of: ASK: Adrienne
Sioux Koopersmith
Screenwriter – Author – Eventologist – Promoter
STUDIO 1437
Koopersmith’s Global Communications
“People read what ASK writes about…”
Chicago – IL USA
Davis’ DEFENDING THE
DAMNED ©2007 is actually a must-read for anyone who seeks the truth. It’s a book that bears reading a few times in
order to grasp what it says while it instills more ideas about our justice and/or
injustice system. By itself, it could
become a BOOK CLUB Favorite as there are so many angles that can be
discussed. Change your life; makes you think about the reality that can be right outside your doorway or outback in your alley. Fate is that close-by. Put a relaxant on
discrimination. It is about time.
Further info for your consideration
is online at:
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Tuesday, November 20, 2012 - 5:23 PM CST
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