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Title: A fast, unsettling journey.
Review: The central figure of Lynch's "Inexcusable" is inexcusably flawed from the first page. Yet, I couldn't help turning the pages. To keep readers interested in such a despicably banal character is no small feat, and Lynch manages to walk a fine line, revealing Keir's humanity without blinking at his depravity. I can imagine fans of Anderson's "Speak" or Flinn's "Breathing Underwater" and "Fade to Black" appreciating this perspective on the psyche of a damaged, dangerous young man. He is, sadly, too recognizable.
