Review: Wonderful read!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 10, 2012
I wrote a review of this book, and it seems to have disappeared into the ether.If you check out my other reviews, you'll see that I don't hand out five star ratings very often. In my opinion a three star rating is a solid, "I liked the book".  Four stars means, "I really liked it and I'd recommend it to others."  Five star books are reserved for those books that I can't stop thinking about. They contain characters that live in my head long after I've moved onto the next book (and as I read an average of a dozen books a month, that's saying something).Bombshells is just such a novel. Written in the multi-narrator style famously done by Jodi Picoult, one of my favorite authors, Bombshells delivers believable characters, each of whom have a unique voice and personality.  I was born after the Cuban Missile Crisis, but while reading the book, I was there, in Florida, in the 1960s. From the hair styles, to clothes, to the music of the decade, I was there with Mellie and her family.  I am eager to read other books by T. Elliott Brown.