"An awkward mix of the profound and the political as Levin's well-defined characters offer tiresomely banal and tendentious comments on life and love—without adding much new to either."
Ambitious new fiction from Levin (Shimoni's Lover, 1987, etc.) degenerates, despite some vivid writing, into a mawkish—and always politically correct—paean to the redemptive power of love, especially women's love.
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