Book Review:
Bipolar
Billionaire by Pharaoh M7 [Contemporary Fiction]:
Copyright © 2017
M7
Bipolar
Billionaire is about a middle-aged Arab boy, named Osama, from Arabic Jerusalem
whose family likes to file lawsuits against other people for profit. He discovers a neighbor who appears
different. The neighbor suffers from
Bipolar Mania and other illnesses, but this is ignored by Osama’s family. Osama goes on a quest to find out why his
neighbor is different. This leads him to
discover secrets known only to a few High Government employees who sell this
information to Osama for tens of thousands of Dollars in bribes. Osama earnestly believes in every ounce of
information supplied by the Government, even though the evidence is tainted by
his neighbor’s illnesses.
Osama discovers
that his neighbor has a secret identity – a top secret Billionaire who owns
massive amounts of real estate, forming a new Kingdom in the Pacific. Osama basically wastes all his money to feed
this addiction of secrets, eventually selling his house, and all his
assets. He files a meritless lawsuit
against his neighbor’s assets. His
neighbor gives the lawsuit over to his Psychiatrist, who in turn sends it to
the FBI for analysis. The FBI said to
Osama’s family that all of this information is baseless because of his
neighbor’s illness, specifically because the information was created by his
neighbor in a novel he wrote long ago.
The novel wasn’t published; rather it was dumped in a trash bin at a
Psychiatry Ward when he was first institutionalized. A Janitor found it and sent it to the FBI for
safe keeping. The novel is evidence for
his Delusions of Grandeur. Osama doesn’t
understand Psychiatry, and has a major temper tantrum once his lawsuit is
dismissed.
I rate this novel
5 Stars for a well-written and intriguing dialogue.
M7 2018.
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