Book review: Lee Maynard is at top of his game in latest novel

My first reaction to Lee Maynard's newest book was bafflement. Maynard pens the life of an Appalachian boy from Southern West Virginia and his adventures around the continent.

[Crum Resident]

I believe that Lee is a man who was not to popular in crum. i believe that he has made a poor name reflecting our community. there is a lot of bad seeds but everyone is so cynical and everyone fails to remember the good church going people. and it is sad that people has named this town for the bad people because i love crum.

[Big Black Cat]

Well, I like his book titled CRUM. I'm sure a lot of it was fabricated, eventhough it was suppose to have been written from experience, but I think it's entertaining. People don't have to think everything in it is the truth.

[LOVE HIS BOOKS]

HE HAS A NEW BOOK OUT, BOOK # 3. THE PALE LIGHT OF SUN SET. IT IS GREAT. BUT, IF YOU THINK ABOUT IT ABOUT EVERYTHING HE HAD TO SAY ABOUT CRUM AT THAT TIME WAS TRUE. HE HAS A WEB SITE YOU CAN CHECK OUT. LOVE HIS BOOKS CAN PUT THEM DOWN.

[Actually]

LOVE HIS BOOKS wrote:

HE HAS A NEW BOOK OUT, BOOK # 3. THE PALE LIGHT OF SUN SET. IT IS GREAT. BUT, IF YOU THINK ABOUT IT ABOUT EVERYTHING HE HAD TO SAY ABOUT CRUM AT THAT TIME WAS TRUE. HE HAS A WEB SITE YOU CAN CHECK OUT. LOVE HIS BOOKS CAN PUT THEM DOWN.

Actually, much of what he said in the book Crum was not true. He even admitted that some of it was and some of it wasn't.