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Noble Vision (2012)

by Gen LaGreca(Favorite Author)

4.07 of 5 Votes: 5

ISBN

0974457949 (ISBN13: 9780974457949)

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Winged Victory Press

review 1: I really liked this book. It is a medical/science/social/political/romantic drama all rolled into one. One expects to be enthralled by the beauty of dance, but this book in addition shows us the beauty of 'neurosurgery' - what an acheivement. We all know that health systems are difficulty and often those who need it the most are disadvantaged the most. This book shows the flip side of what would happen if we tried to make it freely available to everyone ... how lacking and unfair it would still be. I read another review, which supported my belief that this story reflects Ayn Rand writings, which I had been thinking early on. I wish the policy deciders had read this before commencing the National Disability Scheme here, which even in the early stages seems to be mimck... moreing the problems faced by clients/staff of Carefree.
review 2: Noble Vision is a terrific read and a poignant social commentary. The romanticism is a refreshing approach compared to gloomy distopianism that has become so popular. While the best and worst of the major players are exaggerated a bit, the characters are still believable and their motives are compelling. Clearly the author was influenced by Ayn Rand (or maybe it's just me)as parallels to The Fountainhead and Atlas Shrugged were seemingly abundant. I found this modern story with contemporary dialogue to be a more enjoyable read than the classics. Gen really surprised me with one major plot twist that I never saw coming. At a few points there were events that seemed a little to convenient but what the heck, it's fiction and those bits helped drive a fast paced plot. I found it hard to believe that this was the authors first novel. Well done and congratulations to Gen LaGreca! less

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