Title: Ordinary people?
Product review: Having read many of L'Heureux's novels and stories quite a few years ago, I opened "Having Everything" eagerly. I was hugely disappointed. Sadly, I couldn't find a single redeeming quality in this book. The characters were not likable, even slightly interesting, or worth caring about. The story plods along, motivated by smoke and mirrors. Nothing really happens except a lot of driving around and getting loaded. Philip's big secret shame couldn't be more ridiculous, or boring. If this is supposed to be a satirical novel, it missed the mark by far. L'Heureux needs now to abandon that old adage "Write what you know." What he knows isn't much worth reading about.
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