Title: Authentic
Product review: I was sucked into this book almost immediately! The story is somewhat slow paced, but the author(s) manage to give you enough to keep you intrigued. It's set in 1983, which gives the racial situations an authenticity that I don't think would be there if it was set in the late '90s, when it was written. At the end of the book you're left with a mystery that's not quite completely solved, so it leaves you with something to think about. Will what happens in Black Pool come back to haunt or help Louis at some point in the future? I guess I'll have to read more books to find out!
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