Heather, the Totality Lib/E (CD-Audio)

from PersephonesLibrary

What's it about? Mark and Karen Breakstone marry late and get their little daughter Heather. Mark is quite successful and the perfect little family lives a comfortable life. Years have passed and Mark is struggling: Jobwise he hasn't made much progress recently. Heather is growing up and getting ...

from voracious

This was a bizarre novella about a man coming to terms with his unsatisfying role as a father and husband in mid-life. I listened to this book on audio and almost gave up on it because of the flat narration and boring storyline. Halfway through (which is about an hour in), it picks up as a potent...

from bookwyrmm

A strange, quick read that runs head-long where it needs to go.

from flourgirl49

Very strange "book." It's very short and contains no dialogue. The narration centers around Heather, the daughter of two parents who are obsessed with her. If the story had been fleshed out, it might have been good. As it stands, it's just weird. Don't bother reading it.

from Lauranthalas

I rarely rate books this low but I was NOT a fan of this work. The book was more along the lines of a long short story but it could have been developed into so much more.