Review: It's Hard To Be Humble
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 10, 2014
From the very first page I disliked the main figure in this book, Harrison Wilkes. He was so full of himself and down on everyone but storeowner's daughter, her family, and the preacher. Complain, complain, complain, followed by snobbery, conceit, looking down his nose caused poor Harrison to live in a make believe world. He was so caught up with himself, he could not see what others thought of him or his action. There was not a soul other than his aunt and the afore mentioned folks who could stomach him. I sure hope he learned something from the experiences he went through, but I doubt it.Frank Roderous weaves a story of intrigue, love, and treachery into a good read.