Title: Should be titled "The Mid-Life Crisis of a Man"
Product review: This is one of the few books I have ever stopped reading two-thirds of the way through. I just couldn't take it anymore.The author intends to create a protagonist with whom his readers will sympathize, but instead creates a character who is juvenile, self-centered, and perverse (do men really imagine their daughters in the act of having sex?). The women characters are contrived (the nymphet co-ed, who just happens to be the daughter of his ex-lover; the pathetic older woman--who just happens to be his boss; the ex-wife who becomes a nun. Give me a break! This book should be listed under the category Fantasy, male.
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