Title: Unlike 16 Pleasures, Hellenga's FALL doesn't illicit emotion
Product review: I was disappointed in Hellenga's new venture. The emotions of anger, hurt, love, pain, fear are written about and not felt. Whether he's caught by the school, his own daughters, or the husband/father of a lover, he seems cooly detached from the experience. Events seem to happen as though from a dream. Perhaps that is his intent. His Woody walks through life seemingly incapable of decision-making in contrast to the women in this novel. I wanted to feel emotions from this horrific act of terrorism and the pains of the families division.
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