Review: Funny and Entertaining!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 13, 2013
Even though he was single and his son was pushing him to find a mate, George was happy with his roadster (Miss Betty), his pruning, his amazing wine cellar. Whenever he was in doubt, all he had to do pull out his Japanese proverb book and pick out a relevant philosophical saying and that would help smooth the situation.When he’s fired from a high-paying soulless job, and can’t get another position at all, he fails at being the person that he thinks he should be (smart, careful, controlled, focused on making money, sane and safe), the person that he mistakenly thinks his parents want him to be.He doesn’t know how to relax and be the person that he truly is… a carefree, instinctually connected intuitive person and natural psychic.After a series of mishaps, and pretenses, hiding his new shameful position as a telephone psychic, George ultimately learns to accept himself and his gifts. He learns that he is happier helping others find peace, happiness, and wellness than he is obsessively and almost exclusively greedily focused on possessions, money, and retirement.He goes from being a person who avoids human connection, out of fear of being hurt or abandoned, to being a person willing to let himself love and be loved by a true Soul mate.An entertaining read, cleverly written and will bring a smile to your face.Five stars from me.