Large is the Smallest We've Got: A Jigsaw Puzzle
By Jed Hamilton
An unlikely mix of characters is thrown together by the 1994 Los Angeles earthquake. They spend the next five years tearing themselves apart.
A biting satire set in a chaotic Hollywood. Quirky, funny, and dark.
The book has a bittersweet love-triangle at its core, and is ultimately moving while never losing touch with a wry sense of the absurd.
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MY HONEST REVIEW OF Large is the Smallest We've Got
This is a story
that introduces you to the lives of a group of friends, revealing how they met,
and the events that defined their relationship. It is told by one of the group,
and left to you to figure out which one it is. It is definitely a jigsaw puzzle
to solve, and had me hooked from the start.
I love this
type of back and forth storytelling. It helps to define the characters and
really get an in-depth personality from them. The author has a knack for giving
you an outline, and then filling in the blanks when needed. The humor dispersed
throughout kept the story in balance. I also liked the way the author wove
historical events into the story, giving an authentic feel for the era
depicted.
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**The above
opinions are 100% my own, whether I purchased the book or it was given to me to
review.
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