All Good Things Die in L.A. by Anhoni Patel
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
All Good Things Die in L.A. by Anhoni Patel truly lives up to it’s title. The book chronicles the sobering stories of three individuals; united both by their patronage to a small Hollywood eatery and their dreams of “making it” in Los Angeles.
Patel’s unrestrained and hauntingly realistic storytelling made this book difficult to put down. I was completely mesmerized by her straight forward, crude approach to debauching the American dream. The ending left me emotionally raw and yearning for more.
I completely recommend this book for a quick and dramatic read, preferably if you are interested in a completely captivating train wreck. My only complaint is that it was very short. Regardless, I know I’ll be looking forward to reading more from Anhoni Patel.
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