Title: 2 stars out of 5 = 40% = F . . .
Product review: In short, save your money. I recently borrowed this book from a friend and was very disappointed. Though I hate to be so severe, I think that Newark is a weak writer. Her own comments, which appear in a following review, illustrate this point. First, she didn't even click on the "I Am the Author" link (yeah). In addition, she raves about some professor's comment regarding this novel: "Jane would be proud of you." Then, Newark declares: "I intend of have those words engraved on my tombstone." Well, I "intend of" ask you not to buy this book. Newark also says: "The next reviewer claims to be a member of the Jane Austen Society, but she chooses to be anonymous. No true Jane Austen reader would hide her identity." How does Newark know that a woman wrote the previous review? There are men who love Austen's work, too. Furthermore, I have a hard time believing that Newark belongs to the Jane Austen Society. No true Jane Austen reader would ever have written this book.
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