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A Good Death          
A Good Death
By David E. Lawrence
ISBN: 978-1-929763-45-0
Price: $17.95
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Paul Stepping is an organic chemist in a top secret lab at Fort Detrick, Maryland. An accident exposes him to a lethal substance. He has three months to live, but can tell no one outside work. He will appear healthy until his final day. How should his remaining time be spent? A Good Death details Paul’s ninety-day campaign to honestly assess his colleagues, his family, and himself—something he has always feared to do. The results are disturbing. The end draws near. Will Paul Stepping be allowed to die in peace?

Nominated for the Pushcart Prize.

A Good Death is also available as an ebook on Amazon.com for the Kindle.

        
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Reviewed Appeared In: Self Published
Reviewed By: Jack Dougher
Text Of Review: This fictional novel is a riveting story. My wife and I read it together and hardly stopped for a break before we finished it. David Lawrence is an accomplished storyteller and poet. I have read several of his novels and a collection of his poetry, but A Good Death is, I believe, his finest story.

As usual, his characters emerge from an acutely attentive mind, rich in psychological insight with great attention to detail. The highly unusual circumstances of the protagonist final months of life draw the reader into a scenario that one could scarcely imagine. The author wisely fashions his characters out of personalities and circumstances with which he the author is thoroughly familiar. He handles them with the love and caring that is so much like his own manner of being that I, knowing him, find them completely credible and compelling.

In a death-denying society, this novel will certainly prove a challenging and invaluable, helpful companion down that unknown corridor which we all must walk. We happily recommend this novel and both high entertainment and precious experience regarding that most important part of our journey.
Date Reviewed: 20 July 2010
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