Review: "How Bridge McCoy Learned To Say I Love You" by Robert K Swisher Jr
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 1, 2014
"How Bridge McCoy Learned To Say I Love You" by Robert K Swisher Jr. is an extraordinary book. Bridge, is not a struggling writer. This book has a clever and unusual plot line. I say that with the upmost respect. The author has an uncanny ability to make the unnatural sound natural. His use of language is not fancy but precise as he adds something extra. There is a flavor to the writing that makes this quirky but intriguing read even that much richer.Instantly I was transformed into someone else's life and right away the light switch turned on.The author sets out clear visuals as the story smoothly sails on. The witty lines just keep coming. After a while Bridge feels like a long lost friend. Well, sort of. Let's not go overboard! Still, you get inside his brain. I felt for him and was amused by him. Understood his passion and pain.I will not give away the storyline but I have to say I was entertained all the way through. The colorful characters came to life and the adventure that was “How Bridge McCoy Learned How To Say I Love You” by R K Swisher is a wonderful adventure.Love is the word!Quote ~His mother had told him once that if you put more sex in his books he would sell more. Being a dutiful son, he had tried, but his sex scenes were always boring. He couldn’t get over the modern man’s plight of not knowing what foreplay was, which, in one way, was good - if men were more romantic, Chick Lit writers would have to get a real job. His sex scenes were always a wham bam thank you ma’am type of thing. The most romantic part being, “with the golden aura of love still in the air the couple went off to McDonalds and shared a double cheeseburger with everything and, a large fry, followed by an apple fritter and a smoke.”