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Reviewed by Rabia Tanveer for Readers' Favorite
Journey: The Life and Times of Lawrence Howard by Mykl Walsh and Richard Saunders is the story of a young man who spent all his life keeping his brilliant mind hidden from people. Lawrence Ronald Howard was born just a few months after the death of Albert Einstein. After the death of a genius, a new genius was born, but this genius did not want attention for his talent. On the surface, he looks just like a regular Joe, but on the inside he is struggling with the brilliance inside of him that is just bursting to get out. He has no idea that there is a force behind him that is helping him keep his secret, but he is destined for great things. What is it that makes him different? By keeping his brilliance inside, is he driving himself mad?
This is a tremendous beginning to a great series. The short story takes you back in time, where you will find a story within a story that will make you believe the luminosity you read. Lawrence Howard seems like a man who can be anyone among us and that is beauty of it. We all can make huge differences if we are given the opportunity. He got it and he used it to the best of his abilities. The plot was great. Walsh handled the timeline and the intensity of the story brilliantly. There is nothing I would want to change about this story. This is a great start to a series that no doubt will be an immediate success.
