I met Alan Barrett at his book signing in Glouceter. It was a book I couldnt put down and would recommend it to anyone who wishes to be drawn out of todays woes! I must be honest here and say it has only taken me the week to read it,
reading long into the night on some occasions.
It was indeed a very interesting story line and although I really do not
enjoy 'blood and gore' books, this one was not as bad as I had first thought
it would be. The story was very simplistic, which to be honest here, was a
pleasant change to actually not get confused over too many characters.
I did find empathy for Robert Milner's character. He was indeed struggling
to find some level of understanding within himself and life and often felt
the guilt over being cast as a poor parent. It was indeed a modern scenario
that most of us parents of 20+ year old children seem to suffer from. Very
good twist at the end which I hadn't worked out!
Waiting for the sequal - just read it, youll really enjoy it!