Neal Rabin

Simon and Hart travel recklessly though the tropics screwing up. The story bounces all over the place, which reflects the immaturity of the characters and their decision-making ability. There are touches of realism in some circumstances lends some believability to the eclectic cast. Readers are allowed to forego reality and drift along until unforeseen circumstances test the two friend’s relationship.

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