RICK HORTON

Not exactly what I expected – much more cerebral. I find myself wondering how much of it is true, and hoping that it is. 

The writing is wonderful. Characters are believable and likeable, except for those not meant to be.  I’m looking forward to the next installment. Thanks so much for inviting me into the process.

J. D. NEESON

An intriguing and moving account of a man striving to understand, transcend and atone for the damage that he did to himself and to society while, at the same time learning how to survive at the notorious Maine State Prison.

BILL EBERLE

Being Free is a good book, a book that makes you want to keep reading to find out what’s going to happen next. For me that’s the most important part. Do I care about the people? Do I believe they are or could be real? Do I want to see what they are going to do next? In this book my answer to all of these questions is “Yes.”

 It’s a good book and a brave book. A book that had me thinking about the lessons learned by the people I had read about and how those lessons fit with what I’ve learned in my own long life with its many ups and downs. I was impressed that there were some new lessons too. A change of perspective that woke me up to a few of my blind spots. I’m looking forward to sequels because I want to know more about these Being Free people.