Younger Than Springtime

Is Williams a mind reader or a prophet? While his lite tome was sizzling in suburban salons, those closest to him rode the railfence of curiosity - wondering if he was telling their story... or scripting it. Summers are hot enough in South Carolina; page 85 didn't help matters when frisky flirtation turned ardor turned... the other Letter A. Whether it was suggestion or stimulation, Williams, and those leggy lovelies who adore him, caused a ruckus that not even the ... profs at Clemson could have calculated. Predictive or Prescient, he was killing her softly with his words. Know what I mean?

I started Greg Williams' book and laughed all the way to the end. The story of a power-lawyer who devolves into a beer-swilling, swaggering frat-boy cum hero is a wonderful satire on the youth culture that runs us ragged. This is a fable as a novel, one written with heart, humor, and a great and subtle appreciation of the madness of our times

I waited for months to find this book available. I was a seatmate of the author's wife on a flight to Denver, and in the course of the conversation, learned of her husband and his first book due out soon. I figured it would be fun to read it, considering the chance meeting. What a delightful surprise it was! Cant remember when I smiled and laughed more while devouring the chapters of a book. I've since passed it around to family and friends (sorry about the $$$ Greg!) and the response has been "how refreshing" in almost every case! Much to my surprise, men loved it, too! It's a "must read" for everyone over 40!! Which makes me wonder where a 30 year old got the insight and perfect feeling for a middle-aged renaissance. Cant wait for his next offering!