"Stabbed Ego is a life changer. It is exciting, scary, enlightening, and funny. I didn't think the life of a young and troubled man would interest me so much. The way Luke S. Kennedy describes his mindset throughout, I feel, is absolutely beautiful writing. Stabbed Ego will go on to change many lives, and help a lot of people dealing with depression. I wish the book didn't end. I wish Luke nothing but the best."

'' Stabbed Ego, the book that took me on a roller-coaster of emotions and left me feeling motivated and inspired to make changes in my life. One of the changes I have made is to chase my dreams and not let anyone's opinion stand in my way. Another was to read more, tonight I'm starting a new book. I was never into reading but I couldn't put Stabbed Ego down, hopefully the book Brave is the same."

 "I have almost finished Stabbed Ego and after originally hating to read, I now love it because this book has already completely changed my life, and the way I think about things. I just wanted to say thank you for producing such an inspirational message to people like me. I used to be into drugs, and fighting but I use photography to help my mind. Reading your book made me understand what's really possible in life. Thank you."

'' ​The book Stabbed Ego is a book read like no other. It captivated me from the first page, and after three days of laughing, crying, hating Luke, and loving Luke, I finished the book with a smile and looking forward to making some changes in my own life. I was depressed and anxious for many years, but this book has now given me hope. I loved it. ''

"What an amazing journey away from drugs, crime, and violence, and into a beautiful life of helping people. The story with its short chapters had me glued to every single word. I can't stop thinking about how much I want to change in my life now. Stabbed Ego will forever be in my heart. The best book I've ever read."

"Stabbed Ego is an open, honest and enthralling look into the life of an incredibly inspirational man. Luke S. Kennedy writes in a way that allows you to feel the struggles he had with his mind and his ego."