Title: Not as good as Altars
Product review: If you stand back and check the scenes, one by one, they were preposterous. Except readers want to believe and therefore "work with" the author and forget the details that make it so unrealistic. I think the people who like this book must have coming of age issues in their forties that most people took care of in their twenties. The characters in the first book were much more developed. Wells's first book illuminated the consequences of the period's politics on a family in specifically too. It was funnier and sadder and darker and even more psychological.
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