The City When It Rains

I was listening to an audio version of this book but I really enjoyed it. I recently discovered Thomas H. Cook and am working my way through his works that are available on audio and have yet to be disappointed. I enjoy his style of writing, his endings are always a surprise and rarely a stretch. Now I am on to The Interrogation! :-)

I'm a fan of Thomas H. Cook. I loved Red Leaves and was less enthralled with, but still enjoyed Chatham School Affair and Sandrine's Case. I am 1/2 through this book and I am giving up. I don't do that very often. I usually trudge through to the end. I'm not sympathetic with the protagonist starving photographer whose ex wife is trying to regain custody of their child. HIs dark grousing and intent on sticking with free lance photography in the middle of NYC rather than providing a safe environment for a 12 year old daughter does not make me want to say "oh, poor David." I just don't care if he finds out about the woman who jumped from the tenement in Hell's Kitchen. Not his best work.