I read it--I love it--it is quite funny, honest, true and yet refreshingly holy, with no holes, and everyone gets what they get, when they get it--deserved--even the ghosts get a kind of justice in a world gone mad, that looks like ours--the people are real as can be, and think too much like we all think, on our best and worst days--at the end we know enough, but not too much--not so much about a place or an idea--we know a bit about the human heart, mind and soul, about ourselves, and yet we don't know too much--just enough thought, just enough reality--just enough injustice and mayhem to be true--just enough almost hidden grace and justice and mercy to make life worth living and eternity, whatever that is, worth checking out--in the right frame of mind this book could send you to the Blues, to The Beatles, to a counselor, to Church and a conversion experience. If you don't laugh out loud there is no hope for your life and I pity your children if you have any.