Title: Great character development. Ending leaves you hanging.
Product review: Tom Wolfe's ability to cronicle the American experience is evident in "A Man in Full". The characters and scenes are described such that the reader actually feels like he/she has been involve d in a Banks' Workout session or worked in a frozen food warehouse.I would have given it five stars if it had not been for the "Scooby Doo" ending. Having spent 700 pages with all the characters I felt cheated when two of the characters meet and fill in the blanks with a final conversation. However, I had a hard enough time carrying this book around with me and I would not have been able to travel with it had it been 1000 plus pages. The ending is not too great a price to pay for rich characters and vivid scenes.
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