RAmbling and feeling disjointed
349888
I had to struggle to understand who was talking some of the time. The quest was clear  but the reasoning milky. Roberts has slipped
406120
I just finished reading "All Roads Lead to Pine Bush". It feels like my mind has just run an obstacle course and is the worse for wear. I read about half of this story with furrowed brow, my brain trying to grasp for logic that wasn't there. I wonder if we are all searching for our own Pine Bush.
4653288
At first I felt like an old man was rambling. Then as I was drawn into often disjointed confession and began to see some of the incorrect facts (I went to that same HS in Brighton) I could see this was not about facts, but about maturing and asking about the meaning of life.
1614077
I got this book at the library. It is a rambling trip through the author's thoughts. In addition to personal finance, she discusses how many children to have and raising chickens. At times the author is self contradicting...solve your finance problems by working more, but live a spartan life. Choose a small house even though she didn't. Its a lot of cognitive dissonance or maybe chick brain.
2174660
I love Sherrilyn Kenyon.  However, this was the second time she has disappointed me.  First with Dragon Mark which I have yet to finish and now with this.  At least with this one I am still reading.  I am over half way through and let me say I am really confused. This book is really disjointed and nothing seems to fit.  There are so many characters until remembering them is too much work.  Hopefully, it will get better but with the old Sherrilyn I would have been done by now.
2933872
The writing was grammatically good, but the topic of the book has no substance.  It rambles, making me ask, "What did I just read?" many times. I saw/felt no connection between the music referred to and the author's rambling thoughts.
1450983
I found this to be very sad and very disjointed. I read this book for book club and I'm wondering why. It wasn't touching, exciting, etc. I just found the plot to be old and slow. I'm anxious to get to book club next week to find out what the others thought of the book and see if I missed the whole point completely.
2778681
At this time I am still in the process of reading this book. It is taking a while because I am struggling to keep up with what is happening. The beginning of the book feels very all over the place and quick. I find myself going back a paragraph or two in order to clarify the location or a character. I will return and update my review when I have finished the book. Right now I am not being sucked in and don't really know the characters at all. They seem very interchangeable.

Please note: I voluntarily reviewed an Advance Reader Copy of this book and my reviews are honest.
2157187
The main character is telling the story and she rambles on and on, jumping from topic to topic.  You start getting interested in a particular situation and almost mid-sentence, she switches thoughts and starts telling about another character.  It seemed as if the author had a bunch of thoughts scrambled in her brain and she put the words to paper without unscrambling.
2472528
The book is informative. I am about halfway done reading it. I haven't had the chance to apply any of the information, so I am here to comment on how the book is written. I find that the author repeats herself A LOT. Each chapter has long paragraphs rambling about "this and that which we will discuss in this chapter," or "as discussed in the previous chapter...." The writing style is long-winded and not straight to the point, a tough book to read if you are busy. It is taking me a while to finish reading the book because the repetitiveness has driven me to the edge of boredom.
4253863
I really wanted to like this book.  I'm not a Parrothead, but I enjoy Jimmy's music.  I'm not a pilot, but I like airplanes.  I like the Caribbean culture and lifestyle ad wanted to learn more about the area.  50 is in the "rearview mirror," but I wanted to see how Jimmy had handled that milestone.  I figured this book might scratch all those itches. Well...not so much.  I enjoy reading and did finish the book, but found it more of a chore than a nightly read I looked forward to.  It rambles a lot, and as someone else reviewed here, more resembles a disjointed blog than anything else.  I found a used copy here and  was glad I didn't pay much for it.  My money would have been better spent on a margarita and a digital download of one of Jimmy's tunes.
449905
The book is disjointed. There are no new, helpful ideas. It's a series of rambling blog posts.
54735
I purchased this book for a graduate-level project management class. So far, I have been thoroughly disappointed. The author rambles from chapter to chapter, and within each section, it feels like there is a lot of re-hash. I'm not hopeful that things will get better as the semester wears on. I have one word for this book: ugh.
4326039
I haven't finished reading this book because the author rambles on and on about nothing.  I am only on Chapter 4 and cannot seem to get back into the story.  The first two books were awesome and the third was okay, but I finished it.  I will get through this book eventually but I have to bypass the rambling about nothing important to the story.
3621238
A little disappointed as it rambled on.  Some interesting tidbits but not sure it was all worth it.
1282574
I feel that this author could have written two books instead of putting all of her thoughts into one book. I feel that this book is long winded. Her train of thoughts or her words I feel
were going all over the place in this book. There were parts of the book that I had a hard time with like when the Judges daughter ran away from home and for what reasons
would a young girl would run away from home for.  But overall I just feel she should have made two books instead of putting all her writing into this one book.  If a child runs away
from home there could be many reasons why maybe the girl was not happy because her dad was a judge or the passing of her mom could have caused her to run away from home.
But I would have to say I liked the middle of the book when the judges daughter was safe and sound and that she had given birth to a baby boy and that she was finally happy.
44795
I really wanted to enjoy this book. unfortunately i was deeply let down meandering, confusing and disjointed was how i found it. the author traveled from city to city to do what? i found those travels to be unnecessary and while in each city she flits from one author to another, regardless of which author that particular city applied to. there were some enjoyable moments but for the most part i just felt duped by the books description. too bad really. it felt like i was reading a college term paper.