Title: Unsatisfying Last Minute epiphanies
Product review: Word by word, sentence by sentence, paragraph by paragraph, scene by scene, chapter by Chapter I savored Wolf's novel A Man In Full. Then I reached the climax with its absurd, paradoxical epiphanies and subsequent celebration of cynicism triumphant in Wes Jordan's office. Other, more satisfying choices were available for Charlie . He didn't have to be caught up in the despair driven epiphany of Conrad the big handed Stoic particularly at a moment when Cap'm Charlie's trophy wife Serena was beginning to show a spark of character, affection, intelligence and authentic support for the Sixty Minute Man. Tom Wolf is one of my favorite authors and aside from the ending I enjoyed every second of his narration. I found the "saddlebags" scene particularly vivid, hilarious and frightening. Wait a minute...the MANAGER JUST TOLD ME THAT I LIKE THE ENDING so as far as recommending this book well you do what you want and I'll do what I want.
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