Title: Needs work
Product review: In "A LIfe" there are some parts of the novel you can skip over without losing the essence of a good story. Although this book gives an example of a real-life situation with consequences and resolutions there are too many tangents. I believe it dosen't take that many pages to tell the story of D'Ray Reid. Mr. Hill writes good beginnings and great endings but loses objectivity in the middle. Even in the "despair" part of the book, D'Ray is having fun. After reading Ernest Hill's "Satisfied With Nothin'" and "A Life" I am now a little skeptical about buying hs next work.
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