“A tale of percolating and forbidden romance with vivid dramatizations of Sure and Kulai’s initial interactions….the sure handed evocation of a therapist’s inner and working worlds”
– Book Life
“This courageous contribution leads readers to question and reflect upon the helping relationship. What is helping, and where are the boundaries?”
– US Review of Books
Poetic Injustice is a gripping story of mental health, love, betrayal and self enlightenment . A story that is intense and poignant but touched my heart in so many ways. It’s the perfect reminder of how vulnerable and frail we all are as humans, trying to find the balance in mental health and still stay self aware enough to know when we or someone is unwell and making irrational decisions. It shows the downside of human reaction when placed in a fear driven situation and how self preservation is the innate response of most humans. Poetic Injustice was a book I could not put down and left me reflecting on my own ego driven reactions and the true POWER of LOVE.
– Deb J.
“This book is definitely worth a read.”
-Outstanding Creator Award Review
