In conclusion, Brenda Maddox presents a complete, detailed, and equitable story of Rosalind's life and her role in the discovery of the structure of DNA. She was a very intelligent scientist. The book gives a good picture of a strong human being. The book makes the reader see that she was mistreated and the unfairness that Rosalind Franklin wasn’t adequately recognized for her contributions, all of what she did not only the two years at Kings. Recognition and fair treatment is desirable but not exaggerated adulation.
