Member Reviews
Carolyn M, Librarian
Amazingly well-written book about nostalgia and being in mourning. Not even remotely a mystery. If you don't like meta fiction, put this down. If you enjoy writing that is Art (I do. I am weird like that.) then please pick this book up you will not regret it. There was something in this which is generally triggering for me, but it was presented in such a way that I was ok-ish with it. It's not like it's something that could have been removed from the plot. Also the "Watson" was really more of a "Wooster", but that's not really important.
