Kenneth Westhues Professor of Sociology University of Waterloo  - Dr. Greenwald:   I opened your book, could scarcely put it down, and ended up spending almost an entire day reading it, so that I failed to meet that day's other commitments.
        You ask how we can get this message out and alert the public. You will agree that initiatives of many kinds are appropriate, enough to consume all waking hours. But for you, I think one specific course of action should have highest priority: to get your book in the hands of every single publisher in New York, and every single screenwriter in Hollywood, until you find one who will put a large amount of capital behind making your story known across America and beyond. The Maine Conspiracy is well and cleanly written. It's full of humor and suspense. The protagonist at its center is colorful and complex. His wife has more imagination and bravado than a thousand average Americans combined. This story deserves to be read by everybody who has ever had a tooth filled. I hope you will use every one of your contacts from your days on Madison Avenue to get for your story the attention it deserves. 

 Dr. G. Gould  NYC   -   “The Maine Conspiracy” by Dr. Aaron and Marie Greenwald is a heart rending tale of the  miscarriage of justice in Maine. All is not well in the body politic when a small but forceful group can band together and successfully conspire to prevent low cost healthcare in a large community. Even one in a small state such as Maine. As in most conspiracies, there is considerable collateral damage. In this case, the innocent Greenwalds and two small children. And all the low income people of central Maine, who, because of the loss of Dr. Greenwald’s Bangor Dentalcare, were forced to revert to high priced, “when in doubt, (teeth) whip it out” dentists. As a retired professional who has read thousands of books, I found “The Maine Conspiracy” riveting, entertaining, and provocative.  

 J. Schoolman   LA.  -   If you enjoy reading David and Goliath stories, you must include in your repertoire, at least one inverted version. “The Maine Conspiracy” is a sad tale of a family fighting a state-wide cabal, but never giving up, despite unbelievable odds. Though legally and financially defeated, Dr. Greenwald was resourceful enough to continue practicing his profession, albeit illegally, and provide for his family. By writing what happened to them, thereby exposing it to the world, the Greenwalds have, indeed, emotionally won their battle. They are to be congratulated. When you finish reading this book, you too, will congratulate Dr. Aaron and Marie Greenwald, the authors and victims of another horrible example of sham peer review.    

 Dr. F. Harris   Palm Beach, FL.   -   As a former patient of Dr. Greenwald and his Bangor Dentalcare, I have only the greatest respect for him and what he tried to do in Maine: bring lost cost healthcare to a low income population. The people of central Maine desperately needed and appreciated his efforts. The establishment and a few greedy named dentists, along with the malicious, co-conspirator government officials, also named by Dr. Greenwald, succeeded in depriving their constituents of low cost healthcare for 18 years. Now, thanks to federal and state funding with taxpayers’ money, the indigent and low income former patients of Bangor Dentalcare may once again avail themselves of proper healthcare. What a price and punishment the Greenwalds paid and suffered with for their good deeds. “The Maine Conspiracy” should be read by all, it should be in every library and used as a teaching tool in every professional school.   

 I. P    Portland, ME.   -   Although probably not a literary classic, it has the sense of awesome power. It is so well written,  so vivid with clear images, so descriptive, so detailed and so graphic. The reader, if he/she has any compassion at all, should realize the relentless stampede that you and your family have coped with . It probably would have been easier for you to have been run over by a truck! You and your family are to be admired; I can't imagine surviving what you have gone through.