Alligators in the Trees by Cynthia Hamilton – Review by Kerry Carr

Alligators in the trees by Cynthia Hamilton
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This was a lovely story and keeps you gripped. The three characters are well written and you can’t help but feel every emotion they go through. It’s also really good how their lives intertwine with each other considering they are 3 strangers.

Priscilla is a waitress in a run down restuarant. With her boss Frank on her case 24/7 she feels so worn down. She is disillusioned by life and failed relationships. She needs to make a change but doesn’t know how.

Philip is an architect who’s career was great until one failed project brings his company and his reputation down. Added to this his wife filing for divorce and suing him for everything she can Philip finds comfort in his attraction to Priscilla.

Tobias is a middle-aged rockstar who is trying to rebuild his once budding career but with him losing his muse he is worried that his days of being a popular rockstar is over.

These three strangers with 3 different storys and problems all come together in this book. Can they help to repair each other or are they just 3 strangers who eat/work at the same place.

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