Review: A fascinating work of art
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 25, 2014
"Dawn At Last" by Lawrence Grodecki is a beautifully written and very artistic work of literary fiction that, amongst other themes, takes us into the very core of what makes people connect with each other and what stops them from connecting.Tapping in the dark until there is 'Dawn' (at Last) the protagonists are all searching intimacy but are finding it hard to connect.This is best shown through the character of Donna, who works as a therapist teaching others about their lives and about love, but having many problems herself and struggling with some less professional feelings and ideas.The narrative is slow and thoughtful and gradually brings all the segments of the story together.The novel is a caleidoscope of fear and love, art and business, unity and separation, seen with philosophical, moral and spiritual eyes.A fascinating and captivating reflection on the human condition (with mild erotic content).