This was a beautiful book for the first 3/4. That would receive 10 stars. It was an intricate story about one man living many lives, yet they were all interconnected. At the end thought he author got extremely preachy and it felt like this was just a work created so he could spout off all of his Twitter comments to an unsuspecting audience.

Clearing out some items on my shelf.

I saw from my Augusta release notices that this had been let go at the seasonal LFL at McCall's Park, so my wife and I made a trip over to the East Side. She'll have a look at it to see if she'd like to read it; if not, we'll probably let it go at our LFL on Westwood Road.

My wife tried it, but it just wasn't her cup of tea, so we're going to release it.

I hope that you enjoy the book--and thanks for coming to Bookcrossing.com! When you have a moment, I'd appreciate it if you'd write a journal entry to say where this book has gone next.
You don't have to join Bookcrossing to journal this book, but I encourage you to do so--and it's free! If you do join, you can list me, or any other member who journaled the book, as your referring member.