Susanna Sullivan, Author reviewed Shithead by Shawn Coyne
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4 stars
I have a lot of respect for Tim Grahl, so when he asked for volunteers to read a free, advance copy of the book in exchange for an honest review, I raised my hand. Then I saw the title and I almost changed my mind.
Not my usual kind of reading, for sure, but I'm glad I stuck with it! The story and characters are engaging, and it's well written.
Eric's in trouble, and it's trouble of his own making. His income is sporadic because he doesn't pursue his business seriously. He overspends in an attempt to impress people, primarily his wife and her father. He says he wants the best for his kids, but he won't spend any time with them.
Sound like anyone you know?
Every time a problem comes up, he insists he can fix it.
Until he can't.
His struggles just keep driving him deeper into …
I have a lot of respect for Tim Grahl, so when he asked for volunteers to read a free, advance copy of the book in exchange for an honest review, I raised my hand. Then I saw the title and I almost changed my mind.
Not my usual kind of reading, for sure, but I'm glad I stuck with it! The story and characters are engaging, and it's well written.
Eric's in trouble, and it's trouble of his own making. His income is sporadic because he doesn't pursue his business seriously. He overspends in an attempt to impress people, primarily his wife and her father. He says he wants the best for his kids, but he won't spend any time with them.
Sound like anyone you know?
Every time a problem comes up, he insists he can fix it.
Until he can't.
His struggles just keep driving him deeper into the hole. What will it take for him to save himself and all he holds dear?