Review: Pretty cool, HSP friendly
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 1, 2013
At the beginning of the book, I was not too excited... another story of a teenage girl messing up with their parents. But nope, the story was not about that.Then again I thought I got it, ahh... it was a love story about a journalist and a very special lady. Then again, it was not only about that.Close to the end I had my moment of doubt about the sanity of the author, I was sure he was taking his main characters to a not so happy ending with their actions. But again I was wrong. He resolved it in a logical, believable way. I LOVE the ending.The main characters are likable and very well developed. They grow and change, they are alive. Do I agree with everything? surely not. One character says that the main motivators in life are fear and greed, I don't think that's true. It makes me a bit sad she thinks that way, I really got to like that gal.This book has all the components of a good book. It makes you smile, it makes you think. At points some dialogues seem a bit slow, but the action picks up later giving a nice pattern to the book.Who is this book for? If you like very fast paced books, blood, sex and rock'roll, then you might want to skip this one. If you like a book that gives you space to reflect about your own ideas and read a good story well told, then you will enjoy it.