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Title: Far from Berg's best work, and even what I would call destructive
Review: Though it is typical of Berg's sensitive, emotionally intelligent style, Never Change is disturbingly sympathetic to the "right to die" philosophy. One of the main characters is dying and asks the protagonist, his nurse who has fallen in love with him, to help him die. He isn't in unbearable pain, he just doesn't want to experience the decline of his faculties which is the result of a brain tumor. Not only does she agree, she entertains seriously the "romantic" idea of going with him, all very sympathetically portrayed by this author. It kinda made me sick. I've read about ten of Berg's books, and this was the least redeeming. I've loaned out all of Berg's books to friends, but this one is going in the trash.
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