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Paternity Review
This clever story keeps you reading. You will find yourself not guessing what will happen a chapter or two, or three later down the line. Better yet, you will not want to guess right and ruin things. The story turns often at unexpected angles, yet you just know that bad things are not really going to happen to anyone. Mostly.The reader familiar with Elliott's "Silas Marner" will appreciate Baruch's descriptions of what the women characters look and dress like. Both food and religion figure heavily in "Paternity," frequently linked to each other. Oddly, both give tension to the story in similar ways. Many of the personages find themselves, one way or another, tossed into the middle of competing dietary or doctrinal systems. Though this flavors the narrative, the reader will recognize these as decoration - context - not core items. If the author intended either to be persuasive topics, then she simply will have to work on that for the next novel.
Speaking of which, is it possible that the author may follow "Paternity" with a story of, say, the misadventures of one of the character's grandchildren in the year 2031? With a title such as, say, "Prodigal"? If so, the reader would be well encouraged to get a copy of "Paternity" and be prepared!
To ye fiction eggheads out there: this author uses similes uncommonly well, tasteful as a mint leaf in fresh iced tea. Most fiction writers under-use this literary device, or use it clumsily, which to readers is as welcome as a slice of sour cornbread, no butter.
To ye real men out there: read "Paternity" if you want to catch on to things that women really like. Half of them, anyway.
Paternity Overview
Joel Berger's charmed life is slipping away. Determined to father a child before he dies, Joel makes one desperate appeal to the women of his macrobiotic dinner group for help. Soon he is surrounded by a colorful cast of female characters, including his iron-willed yet oddly endearing mother, Sylvia. You'll laugh and cry along with the Bergers as the story of their patchwork family begins to unfold, taking some deliciously unexpected turns along the way.Want to learn more information about Paternity?
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