He is a man stuck in his early twenties and refuses to give up weed and make something of himself. But no.I would not date him if I was Cannie. I only read this because I was curious about who he was and what he was all about. This takes place before Bruce and Cannie break-up and Bruce decides to write that article that is the catalyst to the beginning of Cannie's story. I randomly found this at the Amazon store as a ebook freebie and I am certainly glad that it was a freebie, because I would be rather upset if I spent money on this. This is a short story prequel to the book 'Good in Bed' by Jennifer Weiner. he is bitter because she called the break. He crosses a line with Cannie, but does his article also prove he loved her just as she was? I say he could have soften it up a bit, but if you read between the lines. So the next book is about Cannie and obviously Bruce because they are on a break and he has written an article about relationships with fat girls. Because life is tougher these days and paths do change, as we travel down them. settling down, careers and what they desire from a relationship. I would love to interview this age group and get a response to dating, love, marriage, and staying in a committed relationship. that in itself didn't impress me, listening to the guys talk about relationships with each other seemed plausible. They get drunk, get stoned and party all night long. All the men reflect on their younger years growing up with their parent's marriage years. Neil the bachelor declares he is in love with his betrothed and sees a future. Tom on the other hand is a nightmare of a friend, cynical, depressing and hating his life. he loves Cannie and at the end professes his love to her, but she is asleep. The prequel to Good in Bed and strictly about the men at a bachelor party for their good friend.
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