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Title: Spare Me.
Review: I am unable to like Amy Fusselman. It would seem I'm a minority as 'Pharmacist's Mate' is a best seller, however, I am prepared to take the risk. From the beginning the book is lacking in emotional maturity. Instead the reader is drawn into an inconclusive angst that suggests the beginnings of a severe psychological disorder on the part of the author.We all have father's. Eventually they die. There is a tendencey to golorify the dead in our bereavement to levels of greatness the breaved one could never have achieved in life. Am I to feel empathy for a man who had a penchant for guns (a fixation that is never really explained) and who dies in relative peace, granted anonmity, surrounded by his loved ones? He leaves behind of course a daughter, who's sole purpose it seems is to procreate his and her own, insignificant myth.It is a little banal. The language unchallenging. I wish I could say more. I can't.
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