Review: Well crafted read
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 30, 2014
Turner’s Point is told in many voices, you are introduced to main characters and some minor ones. Each has their own voice, plot, and passion. Everyone is trying to come to grips with who they really are and what they are worth. All the characters are entwined somehow, mother/son, ex-wife/ex-husband, husband/wife, boyfriend/girlfriend, boyfriend/boyfriend. You get the picture.Eileen is getting over her marriage that broke up, due to her dalliance with a not so hot any more stage actor, who still thinks he’s a bag of chips and then some. What Eileen doesn’t know is that said stage actor also spent alone time with her son, Kyle. Who is now struggling to come to grips on his sexuality. His last girlfriend left him for his dad, but not to worry he landed on his feet and has found a new interest. Dad, Eric, and a law-partner move to the West Coast to set up a law firm, but might end up taking a fall in the end.This book is well crafter and plotted out. Mr. Osmond writing is beautiful and flowing. But you do need to pay attention. The story shifts from past, to present, to future. I’ve no doubt you will enjoy it.