Like

"every second of every day is a test"The storyline for LIKE is terrific. I could easily see a screenplay writer wanting to adapt it for film. The opening chapters introduce us to numerous characters whose lives are unwittingly on a collision course thanks to social media. A realtor using Facebook to sell homes ... A grandmother cyberstalking her own granddaughters ... A deployed soldier staying in touch with his wife and kid ... A financially successful genius who happens to be a psycho reconnec

Is it too corny if I say I really liked "Like"? :) Well, sorry, but it's true. I was already a huge fan of Hopkins' earlier work (Fluke [co-written with David Elliott], Texas Jack, etc.), and I was super excited to read "Like." Let me tell you, it doesn't disappoint! There are several story lines in the novel and they all have a common thread - social media. Let's face it - we all use social media in some form or fashion in our every day lives. And "Like" showcases that fact - whether it's rekin

2.5 stars. A group of people that interact and use Facebook to tell each of their stories. The high school reunion plot of the guy tempted by his ex love was interesting but the other stories fell short, especially the one where a woman falls for an abusive angry man and stays with him. I know that happens in long term relationships but to stay with someone that beats you from the beginning? I started skimming about 45% in, can't say it held my interest.