Yet another FFW for the home library.

I recently started reading this during work breaks, and am now now taking it to read during a trip to Toronto. If I finish in time then I'll release it there.

I did not expect to have much reading time while in Ontario, and my expectations were met, and I didn't read much during the flight there. On the flight back to YVR, however, I devoured what I had left and finished it moments before landing and subsequently deplaning. While I liked the humour at the beginning, the story wasn't really drawing me in, but I enjoyed it more and more the more and more I read. I plan to release this somewhere between the airport and home.

Released just after 4pm on May 28, 2018, on a bench on the east side of Lafarge Lake.


Bench Plaque:
Lorene and Brad Calder
Gone But Not Forgotten
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