Title: You won't be able to stop thinking about it!
Product review: Cormac McCarthy's The Road is one of those books that totally engrosses the reader and stays with you long after you put the book down. It is not a light read yet the masterful weaving of the story and events leads the reader down the path with the lead characters at a fast clip. With each the turn of the page, Cormac introduces another layer of moral dilema that makes each page a virtual masterpiece of self reflection. The book has such a realistic tone and feel that once you turn the last page you won't soon forget the characters or events. As I read the book my thoughts alternated between religious comparaisons and modern day survivalist theory - a fascintating and masterfully written book that will provoke the reader to ask "what would I do" and many other questions.
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