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Last Exit In New Jersey (2012)

by C.E. Grundler(Favorite Author)

3.17 of 5 Votes: 4

languge

English

genre

Fiction

publisher

Thomas & Mercer

review 1: Although this was often OTT, this was a highly enjoyable story of Hazel, raised and home-schooled by her father, and his assistant and partner in a trucking/boat moving business. Her path intersects with an odd loner named Hammon and a man named Stevenson who may or may not be a good guy. Much of the plot hinges on Hazel being deliberately kept in the dark at certain points, and some of the actions of her father seem inexplicably dense, but it's a good adventure, and interesting characters.
review 2: I'm surprised at how much I enjoyed this bargain for my Kindle. I'm from NJ, so the geography was very familiar, as well as the nautical terminology and environs. But the big surprise here is the excellent writing, and the characterizations, and the interesting ... morecharacters! Nobody is a cliche here, and this is a really creative story. I can't recommend it enough if you're looking for something interesting. less

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