Title: When does he sleep?
Review: TC Boyle never disappoints. His latest is a departure for him in that while his previous books have been "unputdownable," they could not be classified as thrillers. And this one definitely is. I've read all of his previous books (my favorite was Tortilla Curtain), and his specialty seems to include a protagonist who is out of his/her depth in some way and ultimately prevails. But despite a fairly weak conclusion, the meat of the novel holds together with enough contemporary references and sensuous detailing to put the reader smack into the scene. His characters are complex, even the villain comes across as a believable person. I can't wait for his next book and since he is so prolific, won't have to wait too long.
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