Title: In Like a Lion, Out Like a...
Product review: At first, I was excited to get this book (in retrospect, it was all hype). I took it with me everywhere to read...on vacation, at the beach, etc. The setting was by the town I grew up in, so that was an added bonus. The story seemed to be leading somewhere so I kept turning the page, not able to close it.But, if you are a good writer, why waste the reader's time by making a terrible story? What was the point of this book? I felt like it was one big tickle that was leading up to a "sneeze" for pages and pages, only to reach a sniffle (or in Dolores' case, a "burp") at the end. I threw this book out with the recyclables. Even after that, I had a sort of "residual depression" for a month.
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