Nigel’s Reviews > The Broken Window > Status Update

and yet you gave it five stars.Lynn

I liked the premise of paranoia of a villain but I’d be concerned he wasn’t seeing a psychiatrist or getting psych help but only going down the neurological route

I kept cheering for respite for the mentally ill villian to be medicated and hoping society would well support that.

Then losing hope and cheering for the hero villian mediator which I hate getting stuck in that triage and would hope for romance the disabled love ❤️ interrupted of a paraplegic some what irony some what impressed at the moment of mention cheering on a character who obviously doesn’t want public support of spotlight on him but a bystander bias

I thought it was a champion of disabled rights being at an advocacy group intention to include disabled people worry rating the book 5 star ⭐️ but I kept getting drawn as the villain yet I actually couldn’t ruin the storyline case the plot was well scattered throughout so not a predictable book….

Some part stuck out as nuance and easily blended to reactionary relational, and rational after those range of emotion to pick out a logical fallacy or bias or argument of thought disorder. While reading placed me as a suspect as a villian in the story line on how the book read hence I didn’t really want to ruin the book…

But tell you talk about annoying myself
While reading doing stuff like that but for a book to write like you shouldn’t to not be the villain. Possible I could read two of the series. Just for the sake of that and this of never getting caught in series’s