Title: A Man in Full
Product review: I was enthralled with this novel, which seemed to have everything going: full-dimensional characters, twisting plot-lines, attention to detail, and Mr. Wolfe's outstanding prose. But ultimately, I was left feeling absolutely betrayed and cheated by the ridiculous and contrived ending concocted by Mr. Wolfe. It makes no sense to invest this much time and energy into developing characters "in full," only to subject them to a fate right out of Mad Magazine or National Lampoon. One can only conclude that Mr. Wolfe, like his protagonist, lacked the energy and/or interest to resolve the "tornados" spinning in Mr. Croker's mind and simply left everything a mess for others to sort out. In the final analysis, you will be disappointed with this novel.
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