Review: A look inside the world of Radio and cancer patients.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 11 15, 2013
An ordinary joe was gIven to me to review by the author. This interesting book takes you into the world of a down and almost out radio DJ who is struggling to rediscover who he is as a person and a personality while at the same time his late night radio program becomes popular with the readings of the blog of a cancer patient. It is written in present tense which keeps your attention and drives the action in this romantic comedy.  What really hooked me was the tone of the radios broadcasts. You can tell that the author knows a lot about radio. It is not hard to imagine the DJs turning up the volume controls and talking clear and loud. The commentary behind the scenes makes me recall my own very limited experience with radio: What you hear isn't always what the personalities are thinking. I rate this 3.75 stars because I reserve five stars for the best of the best, but the author has a great story here and has huge potential.