Must read for everyone. An instant classic. He’s juggling a lot but the ending ties it all together beautifully.
Is it weird to say that a book about a serial killer - and written from that serial killer's perspective - made me more grateful? And that reflecting on it has been a constant reminder to stay grateful? Joe sees his acts as a form of euthanasia for people who, despite having so much to be grateful for, not only find ways to be miserable but also forward the cycle of abuse onto others. There are many other great lessons in this book regarding insecurities, class, fakeness, and much more. And the vehicle for it all is a romantic thriller that is hard to put down. Dwell on all the good things in your life and read this book.
Must read for everyone. An instant favorite for me. So many great messages driven home in ways you won’t forget.
Every American should read this book. This book should’ve won Rick a Nobel prize.
A philosophy book disguised as a mystery. Hooks you in the pattern of happily sleuthing criminal play. Then switches to maybe the most foundational idea of morality and religion. Well played. Going forward I will make it a point to also nurture my bad self.
Must read for anyone interested in business--and especially retailing or retailer enablement.