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OLDER FICTION
Petrucha, Stefan

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259 pp. | Walker | March, 2010 | Trade ISBN 978-0-8027-9372-0 $16.99
(4) YA Using the butterfly-effect concept, the book takes a pivotal moment in Wade's life--the day his mother dies--and focuses on two different outcomes. In one world, Wade becomes an uptight workaholic; in another, a sarcastic slacker; chapters alternate between the two. While the story initially lacks direction and the premise is never clearly explained, an intriguing tension builds as the worlds start colliding.
Reviewer: Marika Jeffrey

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