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Otherwise Engaged: A review
by Sally Eckerstein
It's a nasty little title. Otherwise Engaged. With only vague significance at first, a ways into the book, it gains its full impact. As the plot thickens, the title begins to accrue subtle meanings and suck subplots and characters into its net of double entendre. If you like relationship stories, you'll like this one. There's boy-meets-girl (well mid-thirties boys and girls); there's conflict between the sexes, there's romance-gone-wrong.
Only one thing. I'd recommend starting somewhere after page 100. I know it's strange advice, but as the book introduces characters in the set-up, the details of thei
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