Review: a good read!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 15, 2011
This book has a slow beginning both in character development and overall plot, but it is worth the wait. In The Thousand Hour Club, Tommy has no sense of direction for his life, and even witnessing a friend's murder brings him no closer to knowing where his own life should be going. It seems that he could easily have been in his friend's place or that life might have continued with a series of mistakes with drugs and friends (to the point where you wonder, is he just watching his life happen?) but  he forced to look at himself when he is drafted, and slowly he makes small steps toward self discovery. I liked the story and found at the end, that the slow development of character just made the character more realistic.I received a complimentary copy of this book in exchange for my review.