How Bridge Mccoy
Learned to Say I
Love You
Written by
Robert K. Swisher Jr.
Reviewed by Roy
Murry, author
If you walked
two steps forward and one step backwards, as you strolled through life, would
you feel complete? Bridge McCoy did until events changed his perspective of
life.
An author living
in a small town and his life embedded in a small art district, Bridge finds
himself in an uncomfortable position. He has fallen in love with the 185 pound
hippie coffee shop owner, Vivian. She and
all who have befriended Bridge know him as an author who drinks his coffee BLACK
and his beer in a cold glass with lime.
This is how he
lives his life without additives, complications, or popular entertainment. He
is a straight forward sarcastic and friendly drinker who writes for his
pleasure, but is published and sells his books and other’s art in his shop
where he feels complete.
When falling in
love with his angel Vivian, he has one minor problem. Even though he is a
writer of words: verbs, adverbs, nouns, etc., he can’t say the important ones
to Vivian: I I I I Lo Lo…, which is the
center of this off center novel.
Make certain
your funny bone is in shape, because if it isn't you’ll be hurting after many
lines, chapters, and verses. I am still thinking about a line. I’ll let you
find your personal best line and not give you mine.
I relate to
Bridge’s predicaments and diversions, because I am an author of like kind.
However, any reader with an inquiring mind will enjoy this read and laugh on
and on, while reading the Dark Love Story.
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