One Last Thing Before I Go

Waited pretty eagerly for this one, but liked it less than I hoped. Solid and carries, generally, the welcome hallmarks of a Tropper book – and it's nice to see him writing about someone who isn't a writer – but much depressing to read than previous outings.

I've only read one other work by Tropper, [b:This Is Where I Leave You 6224935 This Is Where I Leave You Jonathan Tropper http://d.gr-assets.com/books/1336344327s/6224935.jpg 6405647], and so far I've got to say that I love Tropper's style of writing – very real and effortless. His story lines are honest and relatable.  And he always manages to infuse a bit of humor into every situation.  I am definitely looking forward to reading more of his work.

Not my favorite of Tropper's, but filled with the same great writing and heart that makes all his books enjoyable and a sure book to read again and again.