Since I finished The Everafter I've had a bit of trouble finding a book that I like enough and that catches enough of my interest to want to finish it. I've started a book, read fifty pages or read over a hundred pages, and decided that no, it just isn't worth it, and I don't really care to finish it, so I don't. I've gone through several books this way: starting them only to never finish them. I'm hoping that Evenfall by Liz Michalski is the end of that spell because, Lord, that is no fun at all. Evenfall is the debut novel of Michalski. It's a novel that drips in regret--that is, two of its main characters' lives are steeped in it, and the third main character is 'thisclose' to heading that way if she doesn't open up her eyes, see what's in front of her, grow a pair and kick that two timing, money grubbing lover to the curb real fast. Evenfall 's chapters rotate among three perspectives. Frank, the recently dead bel...
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