Title: Mendoza matures
Product review: Another very satisfying "Company" novel. What struck me (apart from the usual fine characterisation and description) is the evolution of Mendoza's character. The first novel brought her to heights and then to exquisitely painful lows, and the second showed her wallowing. The third one portrays her finally getting over her lost love and beginning to mature and rejoin "human" society."Mendoza in Hollywood" gave only a little space to the subplots that appeared in the second novel; I trust we'll see more of them in the next "Company" novel. But I didn't feel they were really missed; the time was spent on showing how Mendoza changed into a more mature and better person. And we the readers are the better for it.
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