New Jersey's Famous Turnpike Witch by Brad Abruzzi My rating: 3 of 5 stars I liked the premise of this book, but must admit there were times I felt my attention wandering. While I tend to attribute this inability to remain focused on the storytelling approach, I'm not sure that's entirely fair. There were some things to admire, things that other readers may find inspired, but I felt were slightly overdone. First, this book is not afraid to skip around the timeline. Jumps forward, backward, and sideways occur with regularity. The main character is majorly flawed. There's a reason she becomes known as the Turnpike Witch, which I refuse to put down here as I don't want to spoil anything for those who may chance to stumble across the review before reading the book for themselves. I hate spoilers, so I don't want to be guilty of springing them on anyone else. In between all the anti-chronological viewpoint jumps, there was something very interesting going...