Title: does not capture the characters
Product review: I vastly preferred the Methos/MacLeod sections (a regrettably small portion of the novel), despite the lack of rapport between the characters and the strange stiltedness of MacLeod, because at least it had a plot with good pacing and intrigue. Unfortunately, the bulk of the novel centers on Methos in ancient Egypt, where the plot drags, the secondary characters are made of cardboard, and Methos himself is much too noble to be true. Best read in 20-minute increments.
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