Title: I didn't find the ending that bad!
Product review: Many readers seem to hate the ending a lot. But I actually liked it better than BONFIRE's. Tom Wolfe is not for everybody. There are some very dramatic turns, but all in all his storyline and characters are far too realistic to form a typical novel where every sentence needs a purpose, every other page has a crafted plot twist, and everything gets wrapped up nicely at the end. I think he did a fairly good job with what happened to the numerous characters. But the real enjoyment of the book is relishing the descriptions, the dialogue, the satire, and everything else that makes Tom Wolfe's writing so special. Two or three more pages on Croker at the very end, and a bigger role for his ex-wife, and I would have given this book five stars. (Doesn't the Concourse carry her name? Just a thought.)
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