Title: A grave dissapointment.
Product review: East of the mountains has retained the sophmore curse - the second of anything is never as good as the first. This book leads off with an interesting premise, but doesn't go anywhere with it. The author just moves the main character around, leaving him with nothing to do. He wants to commit suicide, he's in a car accident, his dogs are attacked, he meets a few new people on his way to the vet, and he helps with the delivery of a baby. There is the whole story in a nutshell. I hope his next book is a vast improvement over this one, and I also hope that he can learn from his mistakes.
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