PositiveLibrary JournalThe Calloway family and their friends are not always likable, but the story is never boring, and at times, it’s quite moving ... For readers who enjoy family drama with a touch of self-deprecation and New York City settings.
Paul Rudnick
MixedLibrary JournalA pleasant read, but one that does not linger.
Adam Hochschild
RaveLibrary JournalDuring the United States’ current tumultuous times, it is important to remember and revisit the forgotten injustices of the previous century. Hochschild succinctly does so here.
Simu Liu
RaveLibrary JournalComplex ... Compelling ... A powerful story about a family struggling under the weight of definitions of sacrifice and success, and reconciliation and forgiveness.
