Review: Different perspective and enjoyable
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 26, 2014
Written from the perspective of a 17 year old, this book was entertaining. The relationship of the son to his mother was interesting to watch, at least as it proceeded throughout the story. I also enjoyed watching his reactions to dealing with the realities of heathy/unhealthy relationships. Although the "ending" was quiet clear for a long time for me, I liked the way Amnon Jackont kept me steadily wanting to watch what was to unfold next. I liked the use of the notebooks as an anchor. Ok, being a mother of (an adult) son, I guess I'm biased to the ideas and characters. Worth the read for a relaxing weekend. One last comment: that Amazon puts it into "suspense and espionage thriller" is a bit much for me. This book would be "lite fare" for that category.