Time can't be given.
But it can be shared.

Well, this was better than If You Could See Me Now (but that's not saying much...I wasn't impressed with that at all) but still not a patch on PS. I Love You (which I enjoyed far more than I had expected I would).

The story is based on the fact that Lou needs to be in two places at once to keep both his family & work happy, & after meeting Gabe, a homeless man who he offers a job to, he finds...surprise, surprise... that he can be!

I can't say that I found Lou to be a particulary endearing character but maybe that was the point - I guess he's meant to be a modern day Ebenezer Scrooge. Gabes "gift" makes him realise what's important in life & to learn the value of time. A story with a moral but not with the ending I was expecting - though I should have gathered how it would end from the opening chapter!

Added to the charity bookstall

Released as part of the CHRISTMAS IN JULY Challenge (#9)





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