Title: Let's Get Real
Product review: I agree with Elizabeth on her review of this book and just want to add my disappointment with the supernatural solution to the mysteries in these books. Jane Austen was able (especially in Sense and Sensability) to have someone act totally out of character and still come up with a plausible resolution to the story without going into what amounts to "black magic". This author did a tremendous job of creating a story, staying greatly in character, almost staying in the 19th century line of thinking, but to solve all the problems she set up, everything fell under the "folk magic" category which conveniently (for the author) eliminated any need to be clever. I prefer a book that gets me into a situation or series of situations that I can imagine no solution for and then is resolved in a fantastic, though believable manner.
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