Dogrun

Finally, I finished a book that isn't about pregnancy, babies, getting babies to sleep, etc. An adult book with adult themes and adult language. The best thing about this book, the speed at which I was able to complete it. The story begins when a young woman returns to her apartment to find something (I don't want to give too much away) odd. This odd thing sets her on a course of self-discovery (of sorts). With interesting characters and a narrative that speeds along at a pace fast enough to hold the attention of those with ADD, Arthur Nersesian (the author) does an adequate job of portraying his female character as the flawed, searching, restless, damaged individual she is.