Title: Short story posing as novel
Product review: I have read everything ever written by Laurell Hamilton, and this is the first time I have ever felt ripped off. While the story is entertaining, I do not expect to pay $7.99 for what could kindly be called a novella, but is really nothing more than a short story. The paperback is numbered at 280 pages, but the story actually starts halfway down page 3 and each chapter heading page takes up one page labeled "Chapter _", with a full blank page on the other side. Each new "chapter" also starts halfway down the page and usually ends at the halfway point on the last page. In addition, the entire book is printed double spaced in a large font, with large margins at the top and bottom. Both the publisher and Ms. Hamilton need to get their act together and not rip off loyal readers.
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