I loved how the book starts out with friends quarreling during a bank robbery. I literally laughed out loud and read it aloud to my husband as it was so unlikely and inappropriate. I knew I was going to enjoy this book just by the first few sentences.
Ed is given challenges throughout the book to help other people. He doesn't know who is behind the project, but knows he has to complete it. Ed grows as a person and helps many people along the way. It reminded me of Pay it Forward as well as A Christmas Carol (not sure why the latter, but it did). My only complaint would be is how the author goes into Ed lusting for different women and goes in detail. I was going to recommend this to my son, but now feel uncomfortable recommending a book that is filled (okay, just a few times) with a 19 year lusting for women and what he wants to do to them.
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