You feel bad for Mike Scanlon, whose wife dies while he was serving as a doctor in Afghanistan. His young daughter is being taken care of by his wife's sister and husband. When he comes home, it's like he has a black cloud over his head and follows him everywhere. He can't catch a break either with his child, his family, friends or his practice. His life goes in a downspin.
Just an okay book, not too credible, too choppy and predictable
Just an okay book, not too credible, too choppy and predictable
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