Sunday, November 30, 2014

Review: MIDNIGHT PLAN OF THE REPO MAN by W. Bruce Cameron

REVIEW: MIDNIGHT PLAN OF THE REPO MAN 

THE MIDNIGHT PLAN OF THE REPO MAN ought to be on the Best Books of 2014 shortlist. Certainly it holds that position for me, and I am an improved Individual for consuming it (and its prequel short story, THE MIDNIGHT DOG OF THE REPO MAN).

Ruddy McCann is a man with deep character, a person who stumbled, fell, and failed, served prison time, and still confronts his failure every day of his life, because he chose to return to his native small town, where everybody knows his name, his one-time successes, and his subsequent failures. Everybody knows his sins. But Ruddy is a strong soul, who rolls with the punches and endeavours to help others. Ruddy has an enormous heart ( and a delightful beagle, Jake).

I received this book as a Goodreads First Reads, and loved it so much I bought the Kindle version.


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