Title: Great, Page Turning Read
Product review: Tom Dolby's novel was a very compelling and enjoyable summer read. I kept finding myself putting down Elizabeth Kostova's HISTORIAN to pick up Dolby's novel. They're EXTREMELY different books, but some nights I couldn't deal with the Ottomon Empire and its association with Vlad The Impaler (Dracula) and wanted something fun to read. The author clearly has (or had) his hand on the pulse of what it was (or is) to be young, gay and trying to make a name for himself in New York. (Wait, Dracula may be more closely related to the subject matter than I realized) Seriously, in several instances I found myself not liking some of the main character's (Toby) choices. Of course this is not the author's fault, he allowed his character to take his appropriate journey and we as the reader (whether we liked Toby's choices or not) got to watch from the outside in -- even if we ocassionally cringed.
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