FORTUNE (Mia - Red): A Suspenseful Medical Thriller

E-Qual?

Felix’s Review
Of
Fortune (red)
By
AJ Scudiere
AJ’s concept of an “E-qual”, not a prequel or a sequel, pays off in the two books of Fortune. In the grey version she gets to display her sensitivity toward the characters on one side of an incident. In the red version, which is the ultimate of intensity, AJ gets to illustrate the feeling a mother on the other side of the same incident.

AJ also points out that incidents of this kind, where often are treated alone, are added to the normal pressures and problems of the day.

The descriptions remind me of my own mother taking to task a principal of an elementary school for paddling me for something I had allegedly done at school, and a teacher that gave me an “F” on a paper after psychoanalyzing its content. I had chosen to write an immoral story and used different handwriting styles to indicate different moods in the story. It must have taken 5 times the amount of time than the time to whip out the replacement good feeling moral story that my mother convinced the teacher to accept.

But this is about AJ’s book! Recommendation - Read the grey version first.

And thanks AJ for another couple of sleep deprived nights.