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Title: When the Bough Breaks by R. James Vincent ISBN: 1-58939-106-3 Publisher: VirtualBookworm.com Publishing Inc. Pub. Date: November, 2001 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $14.95

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Average Customer Rating: 4 (3 reviews)

Rating: 4
Summary: Compelling....Unsettling
Comment: This is a "must read" for anyone involved personally, professionally and/or associated with anyone in the process of divorce and child custody. Vincent communicates through Jack Danik's dialogue, the serious emotional consequences divorce has on our children. Although listed as "fiction", the author compels you to feel the desperation, anger, frustration and pain of Danik and his son. It leaves the unsettling question of who really is concerned about the "best interest" of the child?

The ending...poignant!

Rating: 4
Summary: Compelling.....Unsettling
Comment: This is a "must read" for anyone involved personally, professionally and/or associated with anyone in the process of of divocre involving child custody. Vincent communicates, through Jack Danik's dialogue, the serious emotional consequences of divorce on our children. Although listed as "fiction", the author compels you to feel the frustration, anger, desperation and pain of Danik and his son. It leaves the unsettling question as to who really is concerned about "the best interest of the child"?

The ending...poignant!

Rating: 4
Summary: Compelling....Unsettling
Comment: This book is a "must read" for anyone involved personally, professionally and/or associated with anyone in the process of divorce and child custody. The author communicates through Jack Danik's dialogue, the serious emotional consequences of divorce on our children. Although listed as fiction, the author compels you to feel the frustration, anger, desperation and pain of the main character and his son. It leaves the unsettling question as to who really has the "best interest of the child" in mind at the time of divorce.

The ending....poignant!