Tom Lake

I have never been so disappointed by a book. So much praise about an author that, at least for this book, seems to give up after page 50. The primes seemed interesting but the execution was weird. Interestingly, the book seemed really nice up to 40% length. After that, it seems that the author gives up or simply doesn't know anymore what to say about this story. Also the style deteriorates after the first half of the book, reaching terribile peaks of triavilty. Not only that, but the story is never fully developed. Should I really believe that Lara's is so so happy with John , as she likes to repeat 100 times during the book, if her own world and memories seems to be completely stuck in that summer? She even called one of her daughter Emily (another stupid cliche).