The High Road by Terry Fallis
My rating: 3.75 of 5 stars
The book is trying very hard to be as witty and irreverent as the first one, Best Laid Plans. It tries… and it usually succeeds. When it gets cringeworthy, oh boy… it’s evident. Our protagonist, Daniel, suffers pratfalls and psychological crises that makes me want him to get on some medication. Sometimes when I’m reading this book, I felt the humour was forced. My local MP mused that Book #1 captured the viper nest of Canada’s Parliament Hill. MAKE YOUR OWN DECISION and try reading it yourself.