Review: Unconventional first person account that keeps you reading
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 08 8, 2013
Full Circle is an unconventional, first person account that seems to lend itself to a "just the fact, Ma'am, just the facts" tone.  A homeless person kills, in what he swears is self-defense, then runs to avoid what he is certain will be prosecution for murder. Landing in New Orleans, he meets two women who will ultimately determine the direction of his life. Thus it begins. Lou's sad existence has morphed into a comfortable enough life, but is it really a life of his own, or is he simply a puppet?  Though the story seems, at times, to be a bit rambling, I believe that is the intent. It's a story of lives intertwined, and the confusion is part of the intrigue. In the end, the tale comes full circle.