Juliet, Naked focuses on three characters: Tucker Crowe a former cult musician who has been out of the spotlight for 20 years (vanished suddenly from performing/writing etc. without a by your leave), Duncan - a self-appointed "Crowologist" obsessed with all that is Tucker Crowe and his girlfriend Annie. As the book opens, a few chapters in, a newly released version of Crowe's classic album Juliet is released to the "public" and Annie writes and posts online, a scathing review that ultimately ends her and Duncan's 15-year relationship. Tucker Crowe ends up emailing Annie regarding her review and thus begins a "relationship" between Tucker and Annie.
I can't say that I really liked this book. It was sort of compelling as I was listening to it but only because I was waiting for some ultimate, awesome event to occur which would change the lives of the characters in a way that would make the book likable. Alas, that never happened. THe ending was weird and as I sit here thinking back on it...I'm not even sure how it did end. Can't imagine they'd make this one into a movie. Don't waste your time.
