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Margarita Rudenko _ars_rs6a73 — I really enjoyed this book. It was a bit different than I had expected - and I like that! I thought it was going to be just a time travel story with a lesson or two learned. I think the author managed to make that idea have a lot more depth. It was an easy, quick read because I was dying to know the outcome! I was rooting for the three Time Lottery winners - plus Mac, as well. I was happy with the ending for each winner. I loved the unexpected connections, but most of all I loved the message that God is there for you even when you think you don't deserve Him - or when you just don't know you need him. I already put the second book on my wish list as a must buy!

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Simon Zingerman skybornworks — A fascinating and disturbing look at what happened after deinstitutionalization (which was, basically, when states closed their mental hospitals, which were notorious for horrendous neglect and worse, rather than investing in proper care and oversight) without a social safety net in place. The result was a gaping hole in the mental health system, which is being filled by prisons and jails ill equipped to deal with mentally ill people. This is not an uplifting book, but a must-read for anyone interested in mental illness, prisoner rights, and this country’s broken mental health system. You can read the first chapter at www.peteearley.com