The Green Indian Problem

Readable but unremarkable. It is not uncommon for an author's first novel to be autobiographical but generally an effort is made to render it more exciting or interesting. This novel doesn't bother though; there's actually a chapter about life being boring and if the narrator is bored, that doesn't bode well for the reader. Consequently, its a quiet tale which has gender issues as background noise but no real conflict to drive the narrative forward.

I recieved a free copy of this book for review from the publisher.