Russel J. Sanders
Reviewed by Jack Berger
Twelve shrinks had no luck, but “Thirteen,” as newly gay Aaron Hardaway calls the next one up, breaks through his shell. And the narrative about this rich prep-school senior with a mogul dad, a bitch of a socialite mom, a Joffrey Ballet star sister, a wounded vet brother, and a rebellious boyfriend turns into a very rapid read. There are plenty of unforeseen twists that make Thirteen Therapists a fun way to spend a couple of three-hour plane rides or a few hours in a beach chair! Featherweight Press (featherweightpublishing.com). —Jack Berger
