My Lost Daughter

Quit after 100 pages. Perplexing writing, including some sentences that didn't really follow the rules of that pesky formula of “correct grammar,” and paragraph upon paragraph of non sequitur explanations of non-existent questions, as well as endless descriptions of appearances and characters who seemed painfully oblivious to themselves and their thoughts, all led me to give up on what at first brush seemed like it could be an interesting read.

Stylistically: Glenn Beck meets Bill O'Reilly meets Dr. Laura. Hmm.