Title: Alone again
Product review: Maybe my standards are just too high, but once again I find myself in the minority when it comes to rating a book.I read the trade paperback edition, published as Counterpoint, so perhaps the St. Martins mass-market edition benefited from some vigorous editing. Heaven knows the book needed it.What was it lacking? Pacing, any insight into those involved, decent exposition on how they came to be involved, a strong sense of chronology and cause-and-effect. I'd have learned as much in a great deal less time by reading a decent magazine article about the case.
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