Review: Too Many Fillers
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 02 27, 2014
With the exception of the missing words, the unnecessary question marks, the extremely long and unneeded back stories on people that didn't need a long back story and the lack of focus on the original storyline along with the short story giving by the dying father, this was an okay book! Not to mention the fact that we were teased with him needing to talk to his mother but, it never happened!One day, Sullivan Chasen's life is changed forever. He gets a call that says that his father is dying but, doesn't believe it because his father has been dead for 10 years.One day Bobby Strate's life is changed forever when his dying father tells him that he has an older brother and that he wants him to find him and bring him to the hospital before he dies.Sullivan is a billionaire so he is use to people making up all types of stories in order to get money. After he has a DNA test, he finds out that the man that he knew as his father, wasn't. Sullivan decides to travel to the small town of Ferry Creek, North Carolina so he can meet his brother and father.He is there for weeks and doesn't go to see his father who is dying but he has time to look at properties to purchase and start a relationship, all while knowing that his biological father could die any minute.  When he finally does, the explanation that his father gives him is so short that it leaves you scratching you head wondering where the rest of the story is.The main storyline was about a chapter and a half, and all of the rest was just filler. Incomplete and sometimes unnecessary filler!