Title: tedium
Product review: This was a pathetic read. It read like pages out of someone's boring diary. There were at least seven separate themes, none of which were developed through to maturity. These themes possibly included the brutal loss of a close friend, "finding one's self" in the sixties, being "trapped" in life, father-mother-offspring triangle, mother daughter conflict, husband wife conflict, amd more conflict apon the discovery of the brutal killer of said friend decades later. Possibly the book intended to illustrate life as a series of unending, unresolved conflict. None of the characters were developed, merely decsribed. The only relevant idea alluded to an innate need of unconditional love. This idea never matured either. The book gives nothing to take away except, perhaps, be aware of bad boyfriends. This book was a relief to finish.
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