Doctor Noonan-Martin, Miracle Worker? 4. The Life and Times of Avery Noonan

@Lee Wilson's fertile imagination on display yet again in this surprisingly uplifting tale, this time with barely a trace of resentment or nastiness from any one character. The premise of the story is one of selflessness, of light and goodness, although the motivator is amongst the darkest, the "evil" of cancer. 

With beautifully drawn characters Lee seemingly revelled in a story built around nurturing, care and the innate goodness of some of our fellow species. 

Lee's confidence in his story telling soared with this story, which although fantastical, was imbued with a sense of realism because of the depth of his characters, who in the hands of a less experienced author could so easily have been one-dimensional and lacking any authenticity.

Well done Lee, my favourite of all your stories I have read to date.

A lovely story about the selfless nature of some.  There is an old proverb about to whom much is given, much is expected, and our protagonist certainly lives up to that.

Another well written fluent heartfelt story. The tissue warning is in correct place there, indeed. 

As this is the fourth in the series, I really recommend reading the previous parts first.

Thank you for writing.