Title: HOKEY
Product review: I found this on my bookshelf and thought, "Gosh, I don't remember why I never finished this book." Now I know why. If the following passage appeals to you, you'll like the whole book. I hate schamltz, so I found it hokey (if my husband said phrases like this, I'd have to retch):"Sunlight is the only makeup that should ever touch your face -- only the wind should brush your hair."Seems like something only a lounge lizard would say. The whole book is hokey and doesn't really have much substance. It is a romance (which is not my favorite genre), but I thought it would also be a true mystery story, expecially since I'm fascinated by the concept of lucid dreaming. The aura of a mystery was 'kind of' there, but not enough of a mystery story for me.If you've ever attended the UW in Seattle, you will get a kick out of his description of the campus gardens near the forestry and botany buildings (that was the bright spot of the book). That portion was enjoyable.
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