It's not often that you find a fictional work where you can read and re-read passages, and discover that they apply to moments in your life that you thought no one could really capture the feeling of, or put into the appropriate words. Passages like "She turned and walked away from him. Away from her dreams. Away from her hope for the future." Usually, I mark passages I want to go back to only in philosophical and metaphysical readings. But here I find myself marking passages in fiction. Or is one man's fiction another man's reality? This is a fast-paced book worth spending some time with.