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Title: "A" for effort but lacking in depth
Review: James D. Jackson writes a good story but lacks in overall quality. This would be a great book for people just getting into the habit of reading, however, for those people who are well read, this story leaves you wanting more. The first three chapters use the first person narative for three different characters. Where that has an interesting perspective, it disrupts the flow of the story causing for the reader to stay confused or reread several portions to get the story straight. On a positive note, the story does a good job at developing the character's desire to fully understand themselves and their life problems. I do not recommend this book to well read people.
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