Title: Goodbye Ann
Product review: I've loved Ann Rice's writing from the beginning and have read all her works (with the exception of Servant of the Bones and Violin which I couldn't bear to finish). The quality of her work has slowly degenerated since Taltos, and Pandora is one of her poorest efforts. The book reads like a sales pitch for her other novels and repeats much info found in previous books. The references to other works is confusing for those who haven't read them and not neccessary for those who have. I agree with others who note she seems to be repeating information to pad a weak story. There were one or two glimmers of the style and imagination that made Ann Rice novels thrilling, but alas, they quickly vanish leaving a weak, unsatisfying and seemingly unfinished novel. I think in the future, I'll save my money for authors who have something interesting (and new) to say.
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