"The era and the predicament of Jessie and Tweets offer some intriguing possibilities for larger themes, but the reader has to do all the work to reveal them."
First-novelist Dieguez offers a richly conceived light comedy that, even so, sports an unprovocative conclusion and is very thin in execution.
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