<p><i>"A story of grand faux pas and dazzling dysfunction...a wildly satirical look at the absurdities of modern life." </i><br> <i>--The New York Times Book Review</i></p> <p>One of five men could be Sam Callahan's father. Is knowing the truth worth the havoc he'll cause trying to find out?</p> <p>Laid low by divorce-the result of an endless stream of poor choices-Sam decides it's time he met his dad. But his quest to meet the men and discover the truth does more than just shake up the five likely suspects-it pretty much napalms the lives of everyone he meets.</p> <p><i>"Wild , wonderful, and wickedly funny...Highly recommended."</i><br> - Library Journal</p> <p><i>"Ribald... comic and bawdy...oddly endearing...an effective blend of flippancy and compassion."</i><br> - Publishers Weekly</p> <p><i>"Tim Sandlin only gets better. </i>Social Blunders <i>is an affecting book...It is fiction to be savored."</i><br> -Larry McMurtry</p> <p><i>"A weird, funny, raunchy novel that veers wildly from pathos to slapstick and back again, and it's surprisingly effective."</i><br> -Booklist </p> <p><i>"Tim Sandlin's stuff is as tight and funny as anyone doing this comedy novel thing."</i><br> - Christopher Moore</p>