Relentless Pursuit My Fight for the Victims of Jeffrey Epstein

This author may or may not have done a good job representing victims of Jeffrey Epstein, but as a book it is a lousy read. The author is obsessed with details, especially those involving himself….like where his timeshare is and that his father in law rented it for him….He lost me at the point where he said he never thought or believed that Bill Clinton did anything wrong in connection to his 20 trips to Epstein’s island , and the fact that Ghislane Maxwell was at Chelsea Clinton’s wedding. However he mentions Donald Trump many times, much more than Clinton, and seems to try to implicate him. I feel sorry for Epstein’s victims who were persecuted by him, and also victimized by the owner of the author’s law firm who tried to sell future settlements the victims may receive. The smell of money was everywhere. A shady lawyer, a lousy book.

My mom said she heard about this book while watching the morning news and suggest we order it in Amazon. I’m really glad she did, the book was fantastic. I easily read it in 5 days (I mean, I did have all the time in the world). In any case, I truly have the utmost respect for Bradley Edwards. What an outstanding guy, who never took ‘no’ for an answer and challenged Epstein at every curve. Even throughout numerous setbacks, threats, coercion, and intimidation. Good for you Edwards. You truly are one of a kind.

I won’t give away the details of the book, but what a disgusting human being Epstein was, he must have ruined hundreds of young women’s lives and an innocent childhood is something that can never be given back. How sad. That man was such a sick individual, he belonged in a mental institution from day 1. He truly thought he was above the law and could abuse women at his own whim. He’s sicker than most lead characters in horror movies. I actually had moments when I gasped reading this book and had to put the book down from time to time because it was so sad and made me so horrified that someone could be so evil.

In any case, book was a great read overall. It was informative, entertaining, and heartwarming. Edwards gives in depth portrayals of the characters and his thoughts and emotions throughout the entire ordeal. I had such warmth for him, I wanted to reach out and hug him (after this whole Co-VID 19 ends!) I would bet money that they will make a major motion picture out of this movie – or at least a documentary. I would recommend anyone read this book – well, over the age of 18.

Excellent, detail-driven chronology of attorney Bradley Edwards’ fight to secure justice for multiple victims. The book provides compelling victim testimony about Epstein and primary co-conspirator Ghislaine Maxwell’s evil, sadistic and manipulative sex assault crimes. One of Maxwell’s controlling threats: “If you report us to the police again, I will have you killed.” Please write, post, and tweet the FBI and SDNY to charge Maxwell. This narcissistic sociopath must be held accountable for her criminal perversions.

I am so moved by the work of Brad Edwards. This should be required reading for every law school student; certainly for any aspiring trial attorney. It is so much more than a story about Epstein, a disgustingly depraved billionaire sociopath. It is a story about government corruption and even more disturbingly, it is about how the court system can be hijacked by wealthy but morally bankrupt, politicians, lawyers, businessmen, etc.

The book is a page-turner written in action packed format but with a heart for the vulnerable and voiceless in our society.

I am in awe of the burdens this young attorney and his team had to tackle – death threats, costly manipulative legal games, near financial ruin, defamation. The cards were stacked against him at every turn and yet, I have to believe that goodness triumphed over sheer evil because of the ideals we should all always strive for – protection of the innocent and downtrodden, love of what is right, good, noble.

Thank you, Brad Edwards, from the bottom of my heart for your tenacity, drive and goodness. May you always be blessed. What a story! What a story!

There is something embedded in our human nature. The eternal dichotomy between right and wrong and what it’s fair and it’s not. This is an exceptionally well written book in terms of clarity, conciseness, and sequencing of time and events. But what makes this book incredibly unique, it’s the fact that it describes the fight of a regular individual that happens to be a young principled lawyer with a long list of victims and in the midst of building and solidifying an efficient legal team. Also, like any of us, family and friends in his corner backing him up against formidable forces of wrongdoing (aka known as evil), an insane amount of people with almost endless resources of money and power, government corruption, and one array of infinite legal maneuvers to prevent the achievement of real justice for the expected “losers” (in this case, hundred of underage women abused and trafficked by Jeffrey Epstein and his accomplices). In his fight for validating the CVRA, Bradley Edwards tuns into yet another of our super heroes without a cape. He is just one of us against Jeffrey Epstein, his imposing team of legal advisers, and often times, himself.
The book also, confirms the diverse level of participation in the revolting shame of many people that by all standards are considered “pillars” of our society. This is by all means, a must read book. You be the judge.
I am glad l bought it, and read it. l hope you do the same.

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