Say My Name by Joe Clifford

This was a strange book.  It may be strange because I am an author and it was a book about an author talking to himself.  I do that a lot too.   He was telling a story but also talking about being an author.   This purports to be a true crime story about a crime that never happened.  Returning home after a decades-long hiatus reminiscing about the Rodgers twins and their disappearance, the author does a wealth of soul-searching.

Again, part of the strangeness, I, too, had a heartthrob on a set of twins as a preteen.  Since the story has the author being very strange, personality disorder strange, you can imagine why I struggled not to find parallels with my own life.  Of course, the author in the story sold far more books than I have so the parallels aren’t one hundred percent. 

The book has arrogance, nostalgia, some action, and lots of treachery with bounteous confusion.

 

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