Aaron Niz

Eh. It was okay.

Mason Winters' life his ruled by the clock. Suffering from OCD, his life revolves around keeping to the strictest of schedules. After an argument with a fellow diner patron, Mason accidentally kills a man and finds that his OCD no longer focuses on the clock but rather on taking someone's life. Detective Jamie Horne must solve this rash of unsolved murders while his family life is crumbling. A good read, I would recommend it.

A strange book. A book bloated with satire and dripping with irony. I did smile at a few passages, but I don't know if I enjoyed it exactly. A bitter antidote to self-help books, with a kernel of truth in the sentiment. The most positive message I can think of from this book is: We can't all win, we can't all be perfect, so celebrate what you are.