Review: Interesting take on where we've been & where we're going...
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 16, 2011
I write about men and women, so I was anxious to see what Stern's take is on the dynamic. He doesn't disappoint.His characters are real people -- disillusioned by where their lives have ended up, they take a look back to their college days for a specific reason laid out in the book. You have to read it to find out!I enjoyed the way Stern really explored each character while still moving the story along to the dramatic conclusion -- I didn't see it coming and when it hits -- wow. And then, the epilogue...well, it's one of those books where you never saw THAT coming.As a female, I can't say I agreed with everything he wrote (had to get that in) but I kept in mind that he is writing fiction, these are characters. This is not his autobiography! Set aside your own bias and simply read the story. What's great about a story such as this is that he has been able to elicit emotional responses from people -- always the mark of a good book.Go forth and read!Rachel Thompson, bestselling Amazon author, A Walk in the Snark & The Mancode: Exposed