Title: Makes human sex less exciting than plant intercourse
Product review: The book would have you think that the death of a child exonerates the promiscuity of the mother. I can interpret the logic of "Layover" in no other way. I would prefer honest porn that pretends to be nothing more than it is to this tawdry tale that attempts to surround human vileness with an aura of profundity. "Layover" has depth that is only virtual. Dive into this book's "deep" end and you risk hurting yourself. It is much more likely, however, that the reader will discover this book on the floor in the morning and have no recollection of how it got there.
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