Review: really enjoyed this short
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 11, 2012
This is a tale of a boy who never grew up.  Literally.  Well, I guess that is not exactly correct as he was likely 17 or 18 as a senior. But, still I am close with saying such.  He is a fellow unseen in highschool by his classmates and thus, when he asks them to sign his yearbook, he gets vague nondescript posits to said book.  With one comment of seeming import to him and his future appearing time and again.  This comment has him in loop similar to the plot of a movie with Bill Murry.  (I think is right actor...).  The desperate boy (Adam)  encounters Lori on her walk down memory lane at the highschool she also graduated from.  She is there in an attempt to put off visiting her father prior to a funeral.  What transpires in this quick and easy read is the meat of the story.  I won't relate more as to not spoil the tale.This was a very interesting and novel premise and the author (or someone for him) did an excellent job editing as it was error free.Recommend this if you can get it free and save to money to invest in a longer work this author.  I will definitely read again.Christine