Starts well and then drifts

The first part, about his magical career is great. Lots you can get out of that if you're any sort of freelancer. But then he heads off to India, and I just hoped it wasn't going to be like listening to one of my friends who's been travelling and they comes back from India and say, 'I just see everything so differently now, but you had to be there.' But that's what it is. There must be some insights in there for him, but they don't translate to the reader. There are some good moments, but it leaves you feeling really dissatisfied, and the ending is rushed so you're not even sure why he went on to live the life he's chosen.

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