Elevation

Scott Carey is suddenly losing weight but no one can tell because he doesn’t look outwardly different the scale still says over 200 lbs. but he feels lighter. at first he doesn’t think much of it because his appetite doesn’t change either so since he has a big project at work and since his doctor can’t find anything wrong, he goes on with life like everything is normal. He lives alone and is divorced so other than his cat, he has no one to notice anything is wrong or get after him to take care of himself.

Some time passes and he finally decides to confide in his retired doctor friend, who at first tries to get him to see a specialist but then agrees with Scott that they would most likely just write him off given the unusual circumstances and his friend starts helping him track any changes. He meets his new neighbors Deidre and Missy married restaurant owners who are having trouble keeping the restaurant open due to close minded people in town. Diedre doesn’t like Scott at first and he doesn’t understand why. Little do they know that as Scott’s condition worsens things will happen that will bind them together as family forever.

NOTE: This book is very short and I’m still working out how to write reviews on short books that are effective and don’t give too much away about the book. Apologies if this review is lackluster.