Helpful votes received on reviews:
61% (62 of 102)
Location: author, "Crippled Dreams"
In My Own Words:
Hi Amazonians: I'm just this guy who chose to pursue literature and give my life to it. Why? Because I'm crazy... crazy for the written word. I love being a storyteller. Reading and writing are my greatest joy, therefore I'm always eager to share my thoughts on many of the books I've enjoyed and to ask new readers to give my stuff a try too. My name's David Rehak and my books are available to b… Read moreHi Amazonians:
I'm just this guy who chose to pursue literature and give my life to it. Why? Because I'm crazy... crazy for the written word. I love being a storyteller. Reading and writing are my greatest joy, therefore I'm always eager to share my thoughts on many of the books I've enjoyed and to ask new readers to give my stuff a try too.
My name's David Rehak and my books are available to borrow through libraries, or for sale through bookstores and online outlets like here on Amazon. They include 'A Young Girl's Crimes' and 'Love and Madness.'
My latest novel is the heart-wrenching story of a physically challenged young man who falls in love with his healthy brother's girlfriend. It's called 'Crippled Dreams.'
My new release is true crime nonfiction about the Borden murders, published August 4th, 2005. It's a new book on Lizzie Borden, titled: "Did Lizzie Borden Axe For It?"
If my book isn't in your local library, ask the librarian to purchase a copy for you to borrow. Whether my books are bought or borrowed, the most important thing is that I want to be read, so please feel free to check one out, and happy reading... :)
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The title of this novel says it all. This story is intense! It's because of novels like this that Dean Koontz is called the master of suspense. This whole story is basically like one endless unbroken chase scene. It's quite possibly the most suspenseful novel I can remember ever reading. David Rehak
author of "A Young Girl's Crimes"
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This is the incredibly riveting, tightly written, and uniquely entertaining story of a lost child named Danny and the dedicated mother, Tina Evans, who will do anything to get him back. A year has passed and still no sign of little Danny... but then a friend swears she spotted him in a stranger's car! Next, a mysterious note appears: NOT DEAD. Thus begins a mother's quest to save her kidnapped child, but little does she know of the dangers that await her in this especially gripping yarn that remains a personal favorite of mine. David Rehak
author of "A Young Girl's Crimes"
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I'm fully convinced that "Return of the Native" is technically Hardy's best work. The other novel of his that I love is "Jude the Obscure." His beautiful heroine, Eustacia, is an enthralling character, free-spirited, seductive, and sensuous, with several men in love (or lust) with her--like Wildeve. Wildeve pretends to marry a girl named Thomasin, but it didn't happen. And he takes off on a tryst with Eustacia. However, even though they're fond of each other, neither of them are willing to get really serious about each other. She eventually disses Wildeve and as revenge he threatens to marry Thomasin after all, which is what Eustacia wants anyway, since she's become… Read more
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