Title: Couldn't Put It Down
Product review: "An Ordinary Hero" by Debra Feldman succeeds on many levels. I was looking for a historically-based novel that delved into the emotions felt by soldiers in Vietnam, a new view of the issues dealt with by Tracy Kidder in "My Detachment". What I found was much different, but I couldn't put it down until I finished."An Ordinary Hero" is about "Reweavers" who travel back in time to correct mistakes. Feldman's powerful characters get second chances. They can create an alternate history, if hints provided by the Reweavers allow them to avoid moral lapses that sent them down the wrong path the first time.Is this book a mystery; is it science fiction; or perhaps it's a mystical parable about the consequences of moral lapses? Don't worry about classifying this novel - just enjoy it.
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