The Hollywood Book Reviews commends “Maggie, I Love You” by Ronald Higgins
The Hollywood Book Reviews’ Lily Amanda acclaimed the book and said that “Maggie, I Love You is an engaging character-driven story and alluring expository mystery by Ronald Higgins. Readers are introduced to Brent Stewart, a former assistant Vice President at a big insurance company whose dream was to be a private detective.”
Spotlight TV, hosted by Logan Crawford, featured and interviewed Ronald Higgins. Logan Crawford is an Emmy Award-winning broadcaster and anchor host. He is also a host and anchor on Ebru, WWOR-TV, FOX, and VOOM: HD News. He appeared in a number of films and television shows, including The Irishman (2019), The First Purge (2018), Teenage Mutant Ninja, 40-Love (2021), and many others.
Ronald Higgins, the author of “Maggie, I Love You”, was born in Johnson City, Tennessee, and grew up in Brooklyn, New York. He started writing in 1981 and has been writing ever since. He is already retired and currently lives in Hampton, Tennessee. He is a big fan of murder mysteries. He is a graduate of Massanutten Military Academy (MMA) High School. He also earned an associate degree in business at Staten Island College. He also graduated from the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York in 1973.
He was an actor before he started his writing career. He wrote over sixty stage plays, three movies, and one soap opera. He spent 30 years in Los Angeles. He tried breaking into the movie industry and also auditioned for Happy Days back in the seventies, but couldn’t get into the business because he didn’t have an agent. He gave up his acting career and started writing.
“Maggie, I Love You” released its Hollywood movie script and movie treatment in preparation for hitting the big screen. This masterpiece is a story that portrays human behavior and desires that have always been and will always be. While some movies have showcased greed as the cause of some people’s downfalls and deaths, this story tells it from a private investigator’s point of view. It’ll appeal to both young adults and adults.
The story portrays humans’ need to be in a state of comfort and to have some sense of accomplishment in their lives. The characters in the story are relatable as they show the prevalent human desires and the drive behind some nefarious acts that we engage in to attain those desires. The story showcases human flaws such as greed, violence, impatience, deceit, and materialism. However, it also shows faith, kindness, unity, and love. All of these are themes that interest people because they are willing to sacrifice for them. Using these themes, “Maggie, I Love You” will gain wide acceptance when adapted.
Here’s an excerpt from the review written by Hollywood Book Reviews’ Lily Amanda that highlights:
“Maggie, I Love You is a tale which awakens the inner sleuth in you. Fast-paced and gripping, this tapestry provides a glimpse into the protagonist’s exceptional methods and showcases his ability to tackle a convoluted case with ease. Higgins manages to hold the reader’s attention by providing clues and red herrings along the way and even goes ahead to create various suspects across the pages as he masterfully leads us to a satisfying conclusion.
A true virtuoso in voice and storytelling, this text rings with both profound originality and apparent contemporary energy. Ronald Higgins has admittedly written a genrerefuting book. The two-hundred-plus pages had me hooked from the very first page. If you are new to Higgin’s triumphant works, then Maggie, I Love You would be a great place to start!”