My Review
When I first started reading the book I
thought that it will be about war veterans and their life. The story
took a completely different path all together and entered a world of
fiction, where I was in awe of the story plot.
It starts with Mr. Gil trying to help
his children when they run short of money and his son Robert
constantly trying to make him understand that giving money to his
kids won't help as they will always be dependent on him. Robert is a
blogger who had retired to care of his aging dad a WWII veteran is
the protagonist of the story. Mr. Gil suffers from memory loss and
his old age is a big concern for his son. To make matters worse for
Robert, his daughter is pregnant with her second child and is moving
to stay with him after the father of the second child turned to
meths and denied from taking care of her.
Now as the whole family is together Mr.
Gil have a great time spending with his granddaughter and
great-granddaughter.
Meanwhile the author introduces us to
another character in the story Fedder. Fedder, who has a private
company and is serving as a supervisor of an intelligence and
security company, also authorizes over everyone working on the
intelligence gathering project, that he obtained from the government
and now is in the search of bloggers who pose a security threat and
assigns a task to Reggie who has to rate them, based on their
security risk.
Because of the radical thoughts of
Robert and his blogging skill, Fedder tracks him down and he is in
real danger.
Now, Robert has to devise a way out of
the mess. Will he be able to make it out in one piece or is his life
in real danger?
I won't be a spoiler alert about what
would happen next and you have to read on to find out what happens
next.
The best part of the book was the
emotional connection that the Grandfather- Great had with his great
granddaughter, Sapphire. When Mr. Gil asked her why she called him
Grandfather- Great, she replied you are Grandfather and also you are
great, so Grandfather- Great suites you.
I just loved these conversations
between the oldest, with the youngest in a family. And how little
Sapphire learnt life lessons from it. Even I learnt a couple of life
lessons from Mr. Gil's life.
The pace of the story was great and I
believed that the ending will be tragic but it was an unexpected
ending with the story slowing moving from a tragic ending to one that
keeps you in the hunt of what would happen in the sequel of the book.
Overall it is a great book and the
narrations of the story plot is “THE BEST” of the stories in this
genre.
We Won't Forget You Mr.
McGillicuddy was OnlineBookClub.org Book of the Day
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