Title: The Secret's in the Sauce.
Product review: Tom Robbins paints so vivid a picture that all other books feel like stick-figures in comparison. It's like every word has been painstakingly chosen, buffed and waxed, and then put in a new pair of velvet slippers.Another way to look at it: whilst reading this book you can't help but see the world a little differently. Even if all your seeing are wicked curve-balls, you are convinced that the next pitch could very well be a watermelon. Possibly rum-soaked.If the journey is more important than the destination and you feel a wander coming on, this book is for you.
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