Review: Quite a mind twister.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 8, 2014
There are a lot of little stories going on in this book that sometimes left me a little confused for moments, but the story quickly works itself out and I found myself really loving it. The pace is really steady through the book and I found all the characters to be fascinating.When a book can take me across the globe I'm always thrilled. This one visits Australia, Thailand, and even England with great imagery and a way about it that makes you believe you've been there as a shadow to these great characters.I fell in love with the 80 year old Charles Swinter and really just learned that a love triangle is just three stories. These are told in a way that you can put yourself in the position of any of the people and really learn a lot from different perspectives. The book does at times as us to be critical instead of emotional thinkers and in the end that pays off because we learn something different about our emotions and the way we look at situations.More than anything this book gave me hope. Swinter is an 80 year old man set out for love at an age where society starts to discount people as elderly or on their last leg. My heart felt happy to understand that no matter how old we are that our hearts ever stop needing a companion.