Draaaaaaggggged. My god did this book drag. Interesting premise, promising start, but entirely too self-indulgent. Pages and pages of how the main character feels about his ex-wife, pages and pages of how he feels about his son, pages and pages of how he feels about his fiance, then even MORE pages about how he feels about his ex-wife AND his son. Oh Lawd! It's too much, all this "feely" stuff. Entirely too little action and the plot moved forward at a snails pace. Would have benefited from some judicious editing, for real. I truly couldn't take any more and bailed at page 276.