Title: Early Cook needed better recipe for success
Product review: As Thomas H. Cook's first book, it certainly doesn't provide a glimmer of the brilliance that is to come in his later achievements. Having read many of his more recent novels, I am now seeking to complete reading the remainder of his collection. The woman at the bookstore warned me that Blood Innocents was not like his other books, and she was right. I would look at the cover from time to time to make sure that the middle initial was the same! My advice is to re-read Breakheart Hill.
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